Family Abolition

"Family Abolition" by M. E. O'Brien explores the complex history of family structures within capitalist societies, examining how family dynamics have been shaped by social, racial, and economic forces. The book traces movements from historical struggles to modern protest efforts, highlighting efforts to develop radical alternatives to traditional family roles. It also offers a speculative vision of the future, imagining how notions of care and community might be reorganized in a free society.