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It's New Life from the Vergecast, really special interview episode this week.

Yesterday, the Verge published a feature package we're calling Capturing the Police,

which was a months-long effort from almost everybody at the site to really

integrate the role of technology in the movement against police violence.

The heart of the package is a feature where we talk to 11 people who

would film somewhat viral videos of police violence, asking them why they did it,

what happened next, how they felt in the moment, whether they would do it again,

really contextualizing some of these videos that we've seen over and over and over again.

We also made two videos.

One is about a specific incidence, with a specific set of men in Baytown, Texas,

who filmed police violence and what happened next.

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