Racial justice organizing and narrative work to envision and build toward our liberation

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** Race + Power Weekly
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This Race + Power Weekly centers on racial justice organizing and narrative work to envision and build toward our liberation. First, NPQ editor, Kitana Ananda, considers the liberatory potential of abolition feminism and how its proponents are leading the way to a world without violence and harm. Next, Rinaldo Walcott makes the case for abolishing policing and prisons. Then, Kyle Strickland offers a liberatory vision of a multiracial democracy rooted in racial and material equity. Finally, we’re accepting applications for a senior editor for racial justice—come join our team!
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What Is Abolition Feminism and Why Do We Need It Now? ([link removed])
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Abolitionist feminists envision—and are creating—a more just world through economic redistribution, communal care, and accountability. Read more… ([link removed])

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Abolitionist Politics: The Case for a World without Prisons ([link removed])
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The work of abolition is to make new forms of human life possible. Abolition helps us see this work in progress, and to work towards our own betterment. Read more… ([link removed])
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What Do Justice and Democracy Require? Towards a Vision of Liberation ([link removed])
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For too long, racial justice in the US has been impeded by neoliberalism. Liberation requires linking repair and redress with an expansive vision of material equity. Read more… ([link removed])

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We’re expanding our team: NPQ’s racial justice desk is looking for a senior editor! Read more… ([link removed])

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