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Students documenting overzealous security say that their schools feel like prisons.

Critical Exposure student Mike Ruff listens to a presentation during a mentoring session in Washington. The Critical Exposure program, founded in 2004, teaches students to advocate for change by giving them cameras to document disparities in their neighborhoods. Bonnie Jo Mount/The Washington Post

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