The High-Tech War On Working Class Black Atlantans
Modern technologies like facial recognition, predictive policing, and expansive surveillance networks are not mere tools of public safety; they are instruments of militarization, deeply embedded in the war against Black communities in Atlanta, the most surveilled city in the U.S. These technologies target Black poor and working class neighborhoods disproportionately, enforcing capitalist exploitation and reinforcing racial hierarchies.
Surveillance in Atlanta operates as a militarized extension of policing, transforming Black neighborhoods into domestic battlefields.