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EPISODE · Feb 9, 2026 · 18 MIN

When the Cameras Roll: Catching the USA Protest Movement

from The Cheryl Lacey Show · host Cheryl Lacey

What does it mean to protest in America when every move is being recorded? As body cameras become standard issue for police across the country, the relationship between protesters and law enforcement is shifting.In Minnesota and beyond, activists are grappling with a new reality: the very technology meant to hold police accountable is also surveilling dissent. Will body cams change the calculus of protest, where the constitutional right to assembly is being compromised, and what happens when the state watches back?Support the show

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