MBTA security looked at me for the first time yesterday. Unpleasant. I’d assumed I would be searched at some point this past week, even while assuring people Massachusetts was too poor to sustain random baggage searches or a big T police presence much beyond the Democratic National Convention. It was intended to comfort me as […]
Monthly Archives: July 2004
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