The practice of duty rounds (also called community rounds or simply duty) is overdue for critical assessment, particularly because of its reliance on surveillance culture and the potential hazards of such surveillance to building authentic community. In this collaborative autoethnography, one Black residential life professional's experience with duty rounds reveals the burden of double consciousness endured by Black professionals in this role. Remedies for more liberatory community accountability practices and the need to address racist behavior when directed toward any community members are discussed. [Discussion questions prepared by Keri Crist-Wagner.]