⭐️NEW EPISODE⭐️. @C_Resistance's Dylan & Molly return for the 3rd installment of "Over the Wall." This time, they're discussing The Abolitionist's Issue 41 on ecological justice, and Issue 42 on anti-war organizing.

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RT @AlwaysStevie: outside moderator: Stevie wanted folks to know he was denied parole and will have to max out his sentence. He will remain….

RT @thisishellradio: NEW FREE HELL!. @truthout's @MayaSchenwar and @Beyond_Prison's Kim Wilson joined us to discuss, "We Grow the World Tog….

Issue 41 is available for free download on @C_Resistance website, along with some early release articles from Issue 42 while the latest issue is still in print circulation. Check out all this and more from The Abolitionist here:

This episode includes a few contributing authors of both issues, including Rehana Lerandeau, Eva Dickerson, Judah Schept, Masai Ehehosi (who Issue 42 is dedicated to), Misty Pegram, and Tia Marie.

Dylan & Molly discuss key articles in the two latest issues, which foreground organized resistance to climate change, ecological collapse and crisis, war, genocide and imperialism, alongside policing and imprisonment.

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You can pre-order "We Grow the World Together" here, or wherever you buy books:

This is the 3rd installment of our new series, Lessons From The Garden, where @phillyprof03 interviews contributors to the forthcoming anthology that she co-edited with @MayaSchenwar, "We Grow the World Together: Parenting Toward Abolition."

Finally, they discuss how the state deploys technologies of warfare against incarcerated ppl and their families, the heightened state of emergency ppl inside experience, and how it impacts how we engage with / are in relationship with incarcerated ppl.

.@dylanrodriguez shares why he believes caregivers and parents must take children's questions of 'why?' seriously, and how it is possible to treat 'why?' as a radical question that's fundamental to any aspirational abolitionist parenting praxis.

⭐️ NEW EPISODE! ⭐️. @dylanrodriguez returns for a wonderful, wide-ranging convo touching on respecting his children’s autonomous voice, why he named his Fantasy Football team “Uncle Dylan Never Lies,” and what that has to do with abolitionist parenting.

RT @study__struggle: Garrett Felber, one of the organizers of the #MS5 campaign, talks here with @phillyprof03 of @Beyond_Prison about the….

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RT @study__struggle: Thank you to @Beyond_Prison for the opportunity to share information about the campaign to Free the Mississippi Five.….

⭐️ NEW EPISODE ⭐️. Garrett Felber joins the show to tell us about the campaign to Free the Mississippi Five #FreetheFive #MS5