Are Prisons Obsolete?

In "Are Prisons Obsolete?", Angela Y. Davis passionately advocates for the abolition of prisons, drawing parallels between historical abolition movements, such as those against slavery and racial segregation. She explores how social movements have fundamentally transformed enduring systems of oppression, arguing that the time has come to reimagine a society beyond incarceration. With her characteristic brilliance and audacity, Davis makes a compelling case for "decarceration" and calls for a transformative approach to justice in America.