From DAMEMagazine and The Electorette, The Gatekeepers seeks to address the question “Who owns public spaces?” Inspired by recent viral news stories where Black and people of color have been confronted in public spaces, the show will trace the policing of public spaces throughout history. The Gatekeepers will explore past and present day instances of private citizens seeking to control access, and seeks to uncover the motivations behind these events.The show includes interviews with scholars, citizens and experts together with archival audio immersing our listeners in an educational and truly illuminating audio experience.
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Virginia Avniel Spatz
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Eliza Pepper
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PEN America Prison and Justice Writing
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Daniel Ornelas
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University of Michigan Department of History
The City University of New York
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Ian Elsner