I recently appeared on The Sherry Voluntary Show to discuss the latest news regarding the privacy and surveillance campaign of We See You Watching Lexington.
The goal of our activism is to get an ordinance passed in my hometown of Lexington, Kentucky, that will provide accountability and oversight for the use of all government surveillance technologies, devices and tactics.
Sherry and I discuss We See You Watching Lexington’s most recent court victory, as well as some background about the campaign and where it’s heading. We also touch on current surveillance trends in America and take a few moments to discuss the toxic nature of policing today.
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Outreach Specialist-Privacy & Surveillance at Tenth Amendment Center
Clay Davis is a freelance journalist and activist who focuses his love of liberty on stopping the unconstitutional practices of the surveillance state. Having worked at the local level as The Community Outreach Director for We See You Watching Lexington, a grassroots organization focused on bringing surveillance transparency and oversight to his hometown of Lexington, Kentucky, Clay is now working with Tenth Amendment Center to protect privacy on a national scale.
Latest posts by Clay Davis (see all)
- New York Bill Would Limit ALPR Use, Help Block National License Plate Tracking Program - January 21, 2019
- Interview: How States Can Take on Federal Spying - January 4, 2019
- Interview: Fighting the Surveillance State Through Local Activism - October 3, 2018