The Impingement of Physical Freedom and the Construction of Identity in Police Interactions

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The speaker recounts a personal experience of being unjustly pulled over by the police in Chicago as a teenager, highlighting the harassment and restrictions imposed on their physical freedom. They explore the notion of being deemed a potential threat to society and emphasize the significance of interpersonal interactions.

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