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This website tracks an open dissertation project that I am currently conducting research for and writing. My research concerns the history of ideas and traditions of community organizing in the movement to abolish the prison industrial complex, and the particular impact of Black radical theories of space, time,  interiority, relation, freedom, consent, and agency in the formation of “PIC abolition” as a nascent political discourse and intellectual milieu.

Contents:

  • Archival Work
  • References
  • Research Notes
  • Writing

Category: References

“Rethinking the American Prison Movement” – Three Chapters by Berger and Losier
References, Research Notes

“Rethinking the American Prison Movement” – Three Chapters by Berger and Losier

1968 – 1972 Revolution: The Prison Rebellion Years   Click to access the-prison-rebellion-years-68-72.pdf   1972 – 1980 Unions, Feminism, and … Continue reading “Rethinking the American Prison Movement” – Three Chapters by Berger and Losier

Joy James: The Architects of Abolitionism
Archival Work, References, Research Notes

Joy James: The Architects of Abolitionism

from its roots with George Jackson and Angela Davis,  to the de-radicalization of prison abolitionism   Continue reading Joy James: The Architects of Abolitionism

Working Bibliography
Archival Work, References, Research Notes

Working Bibliography

BIBLIOGRAPHY   Abu-Jamal, Mumia. Jailhouse Lawyers: Prisoners Defending Prisons v. the U.S. San Francisco: City Lights, 2009. —. Live from … Continue reading Working Bibliography

Primary Sources: Freedom Archives
References

Primary Sources: Freedom Archives

The lists below are archival sources that I will be studying over the next two years. Significant portions of the … Continue reading Primary Sources: Freedom Archives

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