Undocumented and Uninterrupted: The Privilege of Being Left Alone (BlackLight Summit)

What does it feel like to live uninterrupted? For so many marginalized groups within the United States the ability to move through the country unencumbered is a rare privilege. Be it the over-policing of Black and Brown communities; the surveillance of citizens deemed a threat due to religious beliefs, or even the ability of female-identifying people to walk home without being physically/verbally/sexually accosted. In this panel discussion—part of the BlackLight Summit from the Clarice, we ask ourselves: what is the possibility of safety and peace for those that society has categorized as the “other”?