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A review by birdinflight1
Be a Revolution: How Everyday People Are Fighting Oppression and Changing the World—and How You Can, Too by Ijeoma Oluo
4.0
This book helped me deepen my understanding of the current-day abolitionist movement (abolishing carceral systems of justice).
It also helped me understand how different movements would be best served if they worked together--for example, if you support anti-racist work, but you aren't thinking about disability, you could do better.
I appreciated the highlighting of people who are currently working in these movements--sometimes these problems seem too big, and that can lead to paralysis--it's helpful to see practical examples of what people are doing
It also helped me understand how different movements would be best served if they worked together--for example, if you support anti-racist work, but you aren't thinking about disability, you could do better.
I appreciated the highlighting of people who are currently working in these movements--sometimes these problems seem too big, and that can lead to paralysis--it's helpful to see practical examples of what people are doing