On Property

In "On Property," Rinaldo Walcott investigates the deep historical ties between policing, property, and systems of exploitation, from plantation rebellions to contemporary prison labor. The book considers the societal implications of economic inequalities and the movement toward police abolition, emphasizing the enduring legacy of slavery’s influence. Through a thoughtful and compassionate lens, Walcott advocates for a new ethics of care inspired by the ongoing work of abolitionists seeking freedom and equality for all.