i think the problem remains not that of what we intend by revolution within this kind of network of ideas and experiences and histories. But also, going back to the to the example thate ruthie rays regarding the prison building in new york at the moment, the question of exactly what those non reformist reforms would look like. And i think that's also really, really crucial that we take a view that just simply what would count as revolutionary in terms of its effects,. Without thinking about those problems of the transformation of of everyday life and experience that goes along with it.
What role does mass incarceration play in American political economy? What does that reveal about what sort of politics are required to overcome it? Ruth Wilson Gilmore with Alberto Toscano and Brenna Bhandar, who edited the new collection Abolition Geography: Essays Towards Liberation.
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