Posts tagged white supremacist patriarchy
Posts tagged white supremacist patriarchy
Symposium 2012
Overpoliced and Underprotected: Women, Race, and Criminalization
Recently, mass incarceration has been theorized as a system of racialized social control. This frame, however, often relies on long-standing gender reductionism that posits the primary subject of punishment and criminalization as male. At the same time, the unprecedented growth of female incarceration has spawned a host of gender-sensitive interventions, yet the discourses that are gender-sensitive often marginalize if not entirely erase the distinctive racial dimensions of the punitive turn in public policy. This Symposium will interrogate how criminalization is mediated through various intersections of race, gender and class and will shed light on the dimensions of racialized criminalization that are gendered differently.
We gotta make a change…
It’s time for us as a people to start makin’ some changes.
Let’s change the way we eat, let’s change the way we live
and let’s change the way we treat each other.
You see the old way wasn’t working so it’s on us to do
what we gotta do, to survive
Prison officials in California are preparing to release thousands of female inmates who have children to finish their sentences from home. The state faces a court-imposed order to make room in its overcrowded prison system. The release would apply to mothers convicted of nonviolent, non-sexual crimes with two or less years left on their sentence. Officials say the decision would apply to more than 4,000 of the 9,500 female inmates behind bars
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*PRISONS AS THEY FUNCTION IN THE USA TODAY, SHOULD BE ABOLISHED*
the mass-incarceration of poor people of color in order to exploit their labor, disenfranchise and destroy communities.
(Source: democracynow.org)
“We take for granted that more than 2 million US citizens are incarcerated. These books suggest it’s time to rethink the whole operation.”
GOODNIGHT WHITE PRIDE.
Tomas Vilches. Ni Perdon, Ni Olvido!! Santiago Antifascista
“En un nuevo aniversario del asesinato de Tomás Vilches a manos de un grupo organizado y paramilitar de fascistas, encabezado por Esteban González Araneda, alias “Tito van Damme” y César Esparza, hacemos un llamado a que se ilegalicen los grupos que reivindiquen una superioridad racial o promuevan la discriminación de minorías étnicas, sexuales, etc.Desde la Coordinadora Antifascista de Santiago hacemos un llamado a que se deje de tapar el sol con un dedo o a hacer la vista gorda frente a esta problematica social.¡Basta de agresiones fascistas! ¡Basta de heridos y muertos!¡Ilegalización de los grupos fascistas ahora!La mejor forma de homenajear a nuestros caídos es continuar la lucha”
On the 9th of August 1956, 20,000 South African women of all races marched on the Union Buildings in Pretoria to oppose the Urban Areas Act, commonly known as the Pass Laws legislation that required “non-whites” to carry a document known as the Dom Pas which would allow them to move around, or live in “White South Africa”. The day is now commemorated as Women’s Day.
Found via sahistory.org.za – overcomingapartheid.msu.edu – bayourenaissanceman and ibelieveinadv
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