1. Political
1.1. Stakeholders
1.1.1. - Department of Defense
1.1.2. -Justice Department
1.1.3. - People who have been charged/falsely accused of crime with FRT
1.2. Artifacts
1.2.1. Policy change regarding Survellance
1.2.2. "Project Greenlight"
1.2.3. Racial Bias
1.3. Activities
1.3.1. Demanding justice for the marginalized people affected
1.3.2. Governmental Funding to tech companies who create these systems
2. Technological
2.1. Stakeholders
2.1.1. Tech companies creating surveillance systems
2.1.2. People being surveilled with these technologies
2.1.3. Workers who generate and design the technology
2.2. Artifacts
2.2.1. Biometrics
2.2.2. Ideas regarding FRT being sold to different companies (i.e. Amazon with Police Depts)
2.2.3. Materials and devices used to create FRT
2.3. Activities
2.3.1. Companies profiting off of their inventions for the sake of safety
2.3.2. Tech companies collaborating together in efforts to improve their biometrics
3. Bodily/Identity
3.1. Stakeholders
3.1.1. Black people and POC within neighborhoods
3.1.2. Ex-convicts
3.1.3. Marginalized genders ( transgender folk, women)
3.2. Artifacts
3.2.1. Targeted Harrassment
3.2.2. Public safety
3.2.3. Petty Crime
3.2.4. Protests
3.3. Activities
3.3.1. Police using FRT through mugshots of POC, then using past crimes as motivated harassments
3.3.2. BLM Protestors were caught on cameras to identify and arrest black people
3.3.3. Placing cameras/surveillance systems more in Black and POC neighborhoods compared to white dominant areas
4. STS Questions
4.1. 1. Can Biometrics of FRT be improved and will that have a direct effect misidentification of Black people?
4.2. 2. Does the benefits of Surveillance outweigh negative consequences?
4.3. 3.Are there any new methods of Surveillance that can minimize bias?
5. Context
5.1. Stakeholders
5.1.1. The General Public
5.1.2. Private and Public companies
5.1.3. Communities affected
5.2. Artifacts
5.2.1. Public Safety
5.2.2. Surveillance
5.2.3. Crime
5.3. Activities
5.3.1. Surveillance only created due to people in power feeling threatened by certain communities
5.3.2. Reducing use of surveillance in our everyday lives, as it will always be anit-black
6. Labor
6.1. Stakeholders
6.1.1. Unemployed people
6.1.2. Workers at Tech companies
6.1.3. Law Enforcement
6.2. Artifacts
6.2.1. Large influence in the job of police officers
6.3. Activities
6.3.1. Targeted harassment leading to loss of jobs for POC
6.3.2. Workers at tech companies finding a way to improve their biometrics through innovation
7. Symbolic
7.1. Stakeholders
7.1.1. Lives of marginalized people
7.1.2. The government
7.2. Artifacts
7.2.1. Racism
7.2.2. Power
7.3. Activities
7.3.1. Surveillance is symbolic for the power and control the powerful (Corporations/Government) want to have over the powerless (Black people/POC)
8. Historical
8.1. Stakeholders
8.1.1. Marginalized people
8.2. Artifacts
8.2.1. Civil Rights Movement
8.2.2. Right to Privacy
8.3. Activities
8.3.1. Ethical use of Surveillance ( not an abuse of power, which is historically the norm)