A People’s Guide To Abolition And Disability Justice starred review

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It describes a whole way to live

multifaceted portrait of lives shaped by hope and sorrow—of women who must contend with the ever-present and unsettling notion that moving forward in time isn’t necessarily progress

Ruben Reyes Jr

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A People’s Guide To Abolition And Disability Justice starred reviewNEW Paperback, 256 Pages: A Peoples Guide to Abolition and Disability Justice explores the deep connections between disability justice and prison abolitiontwo vital frameworks often treated separatelyoffering clear explanations for newcomers and fresh insights for seasoned activists. Drawing on research, personal experience, and historical context, the book reveals how the State uses disability and systemic ableism to incarcerate multiply marginalized