Anarchism is a political philosophy and movement that is sceptical of authority and rejects all involuntary, coercive forms of hierarchy. Anarchism calls for the abolition of the state which it holds to be undesirable, unnecessary and harmful. It is usually de

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Welcome Woods Ervin, CR's New Communications Director! + Imagine Freedom: Art Works for Abolition reportback 💥 - https://t.co/gFbxfodhya

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Join us tonight for another exciting episode of themed We just overturned a grape-harvesting slave plantation and are helping install a new tea-totaling abolitionist! But the war’s not over yet!
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In the latest episode of the Podcast, speaks with artists in “Marking Time: Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration" at about art and freedom, prison abolition & empathetic justice: https://t.co/4rx9B8dYhJ

🖼️Tameca Cole, Locked in a Dark Calm

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This zine is incredibly well done, I’m saddened to not know who I can credit. In lieu of that praise, I highly recommend it to teachers or anyone interested in a tight, engaging entry into abolitionist thought

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This is a beautiful ode to William Still; a man who deserves recognition for his major role in the abolitionist movement.
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John Brown, the Kansas abolitionist who seized the Arsenal a month earlier, was convicted in 1859 of murder, treason, and conspiring with slaves to rebel. He was hanged a month later, ending what is known as the Tragic Prelude to the

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Wishing a very happy 211th birthday to our namesake, Samuel Morley! A wool manufacturer and Liberal MP, Samuel Morley was a vocal abolitionist and staunch believer in social reform, nicknamed the 'Philanthropic Merchant'. We're very proud to bear his name.

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Never not thinking about Benjamin Lay, my 4' tall, vegetarian, abolitionist Quaker king. He had really long arms and only ate fruit, veg, and honey. He made his own clothes to boycott slave labour and lived in a cave where he raised goats, grew fruit trees, & spun his own flax

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We’d appreciate it. We’re Elliot and Alex, a trans couple developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families, trauma recovery, queer joy, and the aftermath of police and prison abolition.

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Wouldn’t mind it! We’re Elliot and Alex, a trans couple developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families, trauma recovery, queer joy, and the aftermath of police and prison abolition.

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Day 2 of features my ranger, Arabella, an abolitionist and freedom fighter whose soul is weighed down by her guilt for all the people she's been unable to save across the years. I took a lot of inspiration from the Ghost of Jacob Marley here, if you couldn't tell.

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Great to see doodle kick of with Ignatius Sancho--abolitionist, composer, shopkeeper, author, and first known Briton of African descent to vote in the UK in Lovely image by

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Proud to see the illustration of our issue one artist, on today’s Doodle - celebrating British writer, composer, business owner, and abolitionist Ignatius Sancho

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Celebrating commemorates life of British abolitionist for that takes place in October in the UK
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Hi! We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families, trauma recovery, queer joy, and the aftermath of police and prison abolition.

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Join our Abolition and Disability Justice Roundtable, 9/30 1pm-2pm pt, 4-5pm et with , , and Elliott Fukui. CC/ASL/Spanish interpretation provided. https://t.co/LZEwpOY1yE

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We’re Elliot and Alex, a trans couple developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families, trauma recovery, queer joy, and the aftermath of police and prison abolition.

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Hi! We’re Elliot and Alex, a transmasc couple developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families, trauma recovery, queer joy, and the aftermath of police and prison abolition.
Come for ’s art. Stay for rat pics.

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Hi! We’re Elliot and Alex, a transmasc couple developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families, trauma recovery, queer joy, and the aftermath of police and prison abolition.

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