Understanding the Police Abolition Movement for Non-Abolitionists
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Explore the origins, meaning, and contemporary impact of the police abolition movement in this conference panel discussion featuring experts Cory Scott Rosenberger, Nash Sheard, and Sarah Philips, moderated by Scott M. Jones. Trace the movement's roots back to the 1971 Attica Prison Riot, where 43 men died, and examine how this pivotal event sparked modern police abolition activism. Learn about the terminology and core concepts behind police abolition, understanding what the movement actually advocates for and how it differs from common misconceptions. Discover how police abolition principles are influencing current public safety activism and policy discussions. Gain insights into the historical context, philosophical foundations, and practical applications of abolitionist approaches to criminal justice reform, presented in an accessible format designed for those unfamiliar with the movement's principles and goals.
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Understanding the Police Abolition Movement for Non-Abolitionists
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