Rinaldo Walcott

Dr. Rinaldo Walcott, a professor at the University of Toronto and abolitionist author, dives deep into the struggle for Black freedom. He argues that true emancipation goes beyond legal frameworks established by European descendants. The conversation touches on the necessity of abolishing property to dismantle modern policing and prisons. Walcott also discusses the role of Rastafarianism in shaping Black identity and autonomy, while exploring the interconnected histories of Black and Indigenous peoples. He advocates for a holistic approach to freedom, emphasizing the importance of collective futures and meaningful reparative measures.