Grief, Vengeance, and Political Activism

This chapter examines the intertwined nature of grief, vengeance, and abolition politics, particularly how these elements influence personal and collective identities. It highlights the importance of acknowledging grief within social movements, advocating for emotional navigation while pushing for systemic change. The discussion also reflects on the legacy of lost activists and the need to memorialize both historic and contemporary losses, fostering empathy and community solidarity in the face of injustice.