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What‘s wrong with prisons?
- Ineffective at discouraging crimes which was its original purpose.
- Oppresses politically marginalized groups (POC, queer people, impoverished people, addicts, etc).
- Inhumane conditions: prisoners subjected to sexual abuse & prolonged solitary confinement.
- Access to justice based on the financial status of the accused.
- Alienation of ex-prisoners. (unemployment & social stigma)
- Exploitation of prison labor.
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Why is it so hard to envision abolition being practical?
We've been so indoctrinated by a society that's been using prisons as an answer for every social and political problem, that we have very little practice with imagining solutions to systemic problems without prison sentences.
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What about reform instead of abolition?
Prison abolitionists argue that it is not enough to simply reform our current criminal justice system.
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Restorative Justice as a Step Toward Abolition
Restorative justice focuses on:
- The process of healing for victims.
- The process of understanding the harm caused & discouraging it with education (no violence/coercion).
- Holding the criminal acc...
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What is Prison abolition?
Abolition is a political vision with the goal of:
- Eliminating incarceration (prisons & prison systems).
- Creating alternatives to prisons (by using
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