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Reacting to the NYPD’s announcement Thursday afternoon
\n that police would randomly – but routinely – search the bags of commuters,
\n one concerned New Yorker quickly created a way for civil libertarians
\n to make their views black-and-white.<\/p>\n
In a few outraged moments, local immigrant rights activist Tony Lu designed
\n t-shirts bearing the text, "i do not consent to being searched." The
\n minimalist protest-wear can be purchased here, in various styles and sizes.
\n (Lu will not get a cut. The shirts’ manufacture, sale, and shipment, will
\n be handled by the online retailer. Lu encourages budget-conscious New Yorkers
\n to make their own and wear them everywhere.)<\/p>\n
from the Village Voice<\/a><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Reacting to the NYPD’s announcement Thursday afternoon that police would randomly – but routinely – search the bags of commuters, one concerned New Yorker quickly created a way for civil libertarians to make their views black-and-white. In a few outraged … Continue reading