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Razvi greets both neighbors and NYPD officers on Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn.

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[Razvi greets both neighbors and NYPD officers on Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn.]
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[Razvi greets both neighbors and NYPD officers on Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn.]

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  • Post-9/11 Surveillance of South Asian and Muslim Communities in New York City Razvi and Khan: Two Juxtaposing South Asian Perspectives
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