Episode 142 - The Power of Protests and The End of Policing: Part II, with David Kaib

from Left Anchor · host Ryan Cooper & Alexi the Greek

Today we continue our discussion of what a post-police society might look like with David Kaib, who has taught some DC DSA night school classes on the subject. Links to articles we mentioned: Ryan on the Nordic style of policing, Alex Vitale's book The End of Policing, and this Jacobin article on the abolition of police and prisons. Enjoy!

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