The Color of Surveillance: A Conference at Georgetown Law

The Color of Surveillance: Government Monitoring of the African American Community, a conference on “the role of law enforcement and national security surveillance in the relationship between African Americans and their government – beginning with the colonial era and continuing to the present day,” will take place on April 8 at the Georgetown University Law Center.  Speakers include David Garrow and David Levering Lewis.  It is hosted by my Georgetown Law colleague Paul Butler.