Tag: Police
-
Human Rights & State-Sanctioned Oppression: From Colonialism to Stop to & Frisk
For this Episode, Scott is joined by Jake Agliata from the International Network of People who Use Drugs (INPUD). Jake is a human rights scholar and an advocate for the humane treatment of people who use drugs. Scott and Jake take a deep dive into the international human rights convention framework and how that framework informs policing across the globe before delving into how States engage with international definitions around human rights, which can often lead to state-sanctioned violence, profiling, and oppression.
-
From #Defund to Abolition: Overcoming Imperialist-Racist-Capitalist-Hetero-Patriarchy
For this episode, Scott is joined by Breya Johnson. Breya is the Education Co-Chair for the Black Youth Project 100, an abolitionist organization for Black youth engaged in intersectional advocacy. What would happen if we "prohibited" law enforcement in its current iteration? Breya and Scott discuss the “Defund the Police” movement, and explain why the movement for prison, jail, and police abolition must be rooted in a anti-racist, feminist, perspective which rejects imperial-racist-capitalist-ableist-cis-ableist-hetero-patriarchy.
Top Posts & Pages
- Drug Policy Reform Won the Election
- The Most Important Election: Trump & the End of Electoral Democracy in the U.S.
- Nebraska Nice: The Politics of Gambling, Taxes, and Anti-Indigenous Rhetoric
- The Cornhusker Cannabis Court Case
- When Help Looks Like Harm (Reduction): From Stigma to Coercive Treatment
Sign up to our newsletter