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A Workshop on Tearing Down Prison Walls
“It's impossible to call yourself a prison abolitionist if you are not writing folks inside.”
By ‘Laura Li’
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A Workshop on Tearing Down Prison Walls
“It's impossible to call yourself a prison abolitionist if you are not writing folks inside.” Read More
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NATIVE VALUES IN THE TIME OF ELECTIONS WITH EDGAR VILLANUEVA
We learn from this Native philanthropist about why decolonization is our best strategy out of white supremacist capitalist patriarchy. Read More
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This Shirt Funds Black and Asian Organizing
We’re raising over $20,000 to fund Black and Asian organizing across the country. Read More
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SLOWING THE FUCK DOWN WITH ANGELA ANGEL (AND HER PLANTS)
The medium invites us to believe in what we can’t see, including the gifts of an imperfect ancestor. Read More
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Family conversations: Call On Me, Not the Cops
Personal reflections on speaking with our families Read More
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NATHAN NAIK SHARA ON FACING OURSELVES AND THE DAILY PRACTICE OF BEING A GOOD FRIEND
The somatic therapist on claiming our belonging, beyond the State. Read More
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What Do I Do Now? Next Steps And Police Alternatives
The 18MR team put together a list of resources for you. Whether you’re dealing with difficult “what ifs” about different kinds of crime or ready to jump in and start making your household or family safety plan, there’s a little bit of everything. Read More
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Call On Me, Not The Cops
A letter to our aunties, uncles, and family. Read More
