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Flock Safety Cameras Raise Privacy and Surveillance Concerns

Flock Safety Cameras Raise Privacy and Surveillance Concerns
08/25/2026 | Companies
A growing bipartisan backlash against security technology company Flock Safety is emerging across the United States. Critics argue that the Georgia-based company’s extensive network of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) gathers sensitive information in ways that may conflict with Fourth...
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Flock Safety: AI Surveillance and Privacy Concerns

Flock Safety: AI Surveillance and Privacy Concerns
08/21/2026 | Companies
A growing, bipartisan backlash against security-technology company Flock Safety is emerging in communities across the United States. Critics argue that the Georgia-based company’s extensive network of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) gathers sensitive information in ways that may conflict...
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Exploring Cummins Heritage: Lori Lindberg’s Passion for Preserving History

Exploring Cummins Heritage: Lori Lindberg’s Passion for Preserving History
05/12/2025 | Companies
The term “archive” often evokes images of outdated, forgotten objects—dusty paper files with hard-to-decipher text and film reels, whose technology is long obsolete. It brings to mind slides stored in poorly labeled boxes that seem to crumble in our hands, filled with small items and their...
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U.S. Bank partners with Urban League toward s affordable housing for the homeless

U.S. Bank partners with Urban League toward s affordable housing for the homeless
08/17/2023 | Companies
A new housing development for low income and disabled people in Portland, Oregon, welcomed more than 24 new residents on a recent wet spring day.   The Hattie Redmond apartments, named after Harriet (Hattie) Redmond, a late 19th century African-American suffragist and civil rights activist...
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Home Depot supports Historically Black Colleges and Universities through Retool Your School program

Home Depot supports Historically Black Colleges and Universities through Retool Your School program
03/02/2023 | Citizenship
Anika Clement Wharton, senior director of supply chain at Home Depot, is a fourth generation Atlantan and a third generation Spelman College graduate. She has notable family members who have dedicated their lives to civil rights, black voter registration, public school integration, politics, music,...
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