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How I define abolition:
Abolition is a theory and practice to end all forms of violence and enslavement at every scale (interpersonal, household/familial, community, systemic, state, and global).
This includes socially-acceptable, normalized, and state-sanctioned forms of violence such as systems of prostitution, capitalism, militarism, and the prison industrial complex.
Abolition requires a bold re-imagination of a different world in which all human beings experience are free from oppression and experience true liberation.
Abolition is a theory and practice to end all forms of violence and enslavement at every scale (interpersonal, household/familial, community, systemic, state, and global).
This includes socially-acceptable, normalized, and state-sanctioned forms of violence such as systems of prostitution, capitalism, militarism, and the prison industrial complex.
Abolition requires a bold re-imagination of a different world in which all human beings experience are free from oppression and experience true liberation.