Abolition. Feminism. Now.

This audiobook presents a compelling manifesto from four leading scholar-activists advocating for an intersectional, internationalist, and abolitionist feminism. It explores how abolitionism has become central to contemporary protests and social movements, emphasizing the importance of ending the carceral state and promoting a more inclusive and transformative approach to feminism. The work highlights the powerful link between abolitionist theories and feminist principles, calling for urgent social change.