Abolition & Revolution

Another world is possible. A world in which the earth’s bountiful gifts are shared amongst us, rather than hoarded by the wealthy few. A world in which labor is distributed based on ability and resources are distributed based on need. A world in which relationships – personal, political, economic, environmental, or otherwise – are based on consent rather than domination. A world without racism, patriarchy, ableism, capitalism, imperialism, and other systems of domination. A world that prioritizes autonomy, self determination, and consent above coercion. A world that prioritizes safety and healing above violence and retribution. We know this world is possible because we’ve seen glimpses of it throughout history into the present day. We’ve seen glimpses of this world in pre-colonial matriarchal societies across the globe; the anti-colonial revolutions of Burkina Faso, Grenada, and Guinea-Bissau; Standing Rock; The Young Lords; The Black Panthers; The Attica Uprising; The MOVE orga