

The American Problem | 7
Oct 14, 2024
Asad Dandia, a young Muslim man under NYPD surveillance, shares his poignant story of distrust and betrayal within his community. Historian Matt Guariglia unpacks the historical relationship between policing and immigration, revealing how colonial practices influence modern methods. Investigative journalist Albert Samaha adds context about the oppressive legacy of law enforcement, highlighting the fight against invasive surveillance in marginalized communities. Together, they challenge the complexities of identity, surveillance, and systemic reform in New York City.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Betrayal in Brotherhood
01:31 • 6min
Fear and Prejudice: The Immigrant Narrative of the Late 1890s
07:35 • 2min
Navigating Diversity and Control in Urban America
09:42 • 14min
From Sanitation to Service: The Journeys of Fenton Green and Petrosino
23:54 • 3min
Undercover Policing and Ethnic Tensions
27:13 • 5min
Racism and Militarization in Early NYPD History
32:12 • 4min
Confronting Surveillance and Oppression
35:46 • 3min
Navigating Betrayal and Activism in New York City
39:08 • 3min