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Black Liberation and Visions of Abolition Reading List

“It’s always an uphill battle. Because we could talk about the actual physical brutality that this country is built on. But it’s also built on the scholarship or the mythologies that are written in texts and taught in schools at every single level, that keep reproducing the same structure of knowledge. Black studies is supposed to be an epistemological break, and that’s why it’s dangerous—because it actually wants to try to figure out a way to make this country not racist.” –Robin D. G. Kelley in The New Yorker

While states ban books and outlaw critical race studies and communities in the so-called U.S. mourn the loss of Black and Brown victims of police murder, we uplift the decades of work by abolitionists and visionaries to end white supremacy.

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