Angela Davis

Angela Davis, a distinguished activist and scholar, joins Dr. Gabor Maté, a respected physician and author, to discuss the Palestinian struggle for freedom and its link to global movements for justice. They explore systemic injustices faced by marginalized communities, emphasizing trauma’s role in ongoing conflicts. Highlighting the importance of collective activism, they argue that Palestine serves as a moral litmus test for human rights. The conversation also touches on intergenerational dialogue's power in sustaining movements and the shared histories that fuel contemporary struggles.

Angela Davis, a prominent activist and philosopher, discusses her new book 'Abolition, Volume 1' with Hilton Als. They explore topics like prison abolition, racial justice, and gender rights, the significance of black bookstores, intellectual work in prisons, autobiographical writing in activism, freedom in blues music, and building bridges between generations and communities.

Angela Davis, feminist author and activist, discusses sustaining and evolving movements, focusing on the importance of political struggles over individual identities. She reflects on her support for the gay liberation movement and campaigns against gender violence. The podcast explores the framing of conversations about abolition, recent wins and setbacks in the movement, and the historical significance of the women's house of detention in queer history.