In the aftermath of the second London bombing, New York authorities have announced they will be doing random searches of passengers in that city's transit system. This has spawned a reaction, including T-shirts that read "I do not consent to being searched." (From the village voice > NYers to NYPD: 'I Do Not Consent to Being Searched'. If you want a T-shirt of your own, go to No Consent : CafePress.com.
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Friday, July 22, 2005
Latest fashion/political statement in New York: "I do not consent to being searched"
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