Musings on technology and justice
Translated by Roba Alsalibi Since its establishment in 1948, the Israeli settler-colonial state, like other settler-colonial contexts, has employed … Layan Kayed: The Prison as a Text Layan Kayan reminds us of the power of words, of witness, as one of the most powerful tools of the oppressed. Who amongst you sees something abominable should […]
Read More Layan Kayed: The Prison as a TextWhen Ruthie Wilson Gilmore and I sat down for a conversation, we spoke about how the PIC not only exploits the labor of imprisoned folx (mainly via … Thoughts on Extraction Stevie writes We don’t need to work to be of value to the PIC. Just being here and being “diagnosed” by their staff makes […]
Read More Thoughts on ExtractionOver the last two years, people in Atlanta have been organizing to save the South River Forest. Meditations on the connection to Indigenous and Black liberation struggles.
Read More Saving the Forest to Save the EarthToday i am reflecting on the life and work of George Jackson who was assassinated 50 years ago this day. Jackson was a prison activist, revolutionary, writer, educator, care-giver, truth teller. Jackson was killed under dubious circumstances attempting to escape his captors. The legality of the proceedings which placed him in San Quentin prison are […]
Read More The revolutionary love of George JacksonAbolition starts with a single seed.
Read More Planting the seeds of police abolition
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