Abolition Cannot Wait: Visions For Transformation and Radical World-Building
Abolition is the practice of building a radical vision for the end of imperialism, cis heteropatriarchy, capitalism, and white supremacy—and it is very possible. By K. Agbebiyi, Sarah T. Hamid, Rachel Kuo, and Mon Mohapatra Abolition means a world with zero
The White Feminist Version of #MeToo Is In Ruins For Many Reasons
After co-opting #MeToo, white feminists and liberals continued to frame sexual assault as individual instances rather than as a systemic issue. TW/CW: This article discusses sexual assault, victim-blaming, anti-Blackness, and anti-indigeneity. As the Tara Reade allegation came to the forefront in recent
Prisons Are Always Immoral, They Are More So During A Pandemic
We must challenge the societal conditioning that teaches us that incarcerated people in prisons and jails are unworthy of our compassion and care. I’m a prison abolitionist in the best of times. On the United States’ best day, prisons, jails, and
Mutual Aid and Radical Care In the Time of Increased Uncertainty
"Find the means that work best for you and the people you're in community with, and grab hold of what is yours. We have nothing to lose but our chains." It is a time of uncertainty and panic in the world
The Domestic Violence I Survived Taught Me The Importance of Prison Abolition
So often, the criminal justice system retraumatizes victims of domestic and sexual violence, further magnifying the harm inflicted. TW: This essay contains discussions and descriptions of intimate partner violence By Michelle Zacarias When I was 22-years-old I became wrapped up in one