“She basically sits on both sides of the same transaction, selling the water and buying the water,” attorney Jim Sutton said.

“Law enforcement entities that are advocating for more of this technology in communities need to be able to substantiate that in order to get my support." Lowenthal on Flock Cameras

“Everybody else gets the right to show up as who they are authentically,” she said, noting that Black workers’ hair, voice, walk, and even their smile often fall under scrutiny.

“I’m part of the problem here, essentially,” he says, “but I’m at least trying to take a step towards recognizing the problem and kind of unlocking some pathways to solving it.”