"For years, abolition feminists in Brazil, the U.S., and Europe have argued that the “policing of the crisis”, that is, the criminalization and containment of migration and poverty, must become the focal points of anti-fascist struggles..." 1/ @vethompson.bsky.social

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“In the U.S., it’s not just the authorities who are captured by the endless killing; it’s the public itself.” Public execution is an everyday reality in the U.S.—livestreamed or not, writes columnist @williamcson.bsky.social. These killings are rooted in lynching, genocide & white supremacy.

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Join @williamcson.bsky.social @blacklikewho.bsky.social Canisia Lubrin and myself for a reading and conversation on Thinking from Black. This is a FREE event Venue Victoria College Chapel 91 Charles St W, Toronto, ON M5S 2C7

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For some, the Trump admin’s plan to livestream the execution of Nidal Hasan was unacceptable because it wouldn’t happen behind closed doors, writes @williamcson.bsky.social. Rather, extrajudicial killing in the U.S. is so normalized that it has failed to register as a propagandistic broadcast

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That is some king shit: the pardon powers.

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