Angela Y. Davis

Gimimo metai: 1944 histcon.ucsc.edu

Angela Yvonne Davis is an American activist, scholar, and author known for her work in civil rights, feminism, and prison abolition.
A former leader in the Communist Party USA with ties to the Black Panther Party, Davis gained national prominence in the 1960s.
She faced legal challenges, including a high-profile trial in which she was acquitted.
Davis is the founder of Critical Resistance, an organization working to abolish the prison-industrial complex.
A retired professor from the University of California, Santa Cruz, her research interests span African American studies, critical theory, Marxism, and the philosophy of punishment and prisons.

Knygos pagal Angela Y. Davis

Freedom is a Constant Struggle

parašė Angela Y. Davis • 2015

Ferguson and Palestine share a playbook of state violence. The resistance is building its own.

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🚫 Prison Abolition ✊🏾 Black Feminism 🌍 Global Solidarity 🔀 Intersectionality ⚠️ State Violence

Freedom is a Constant Struggle

Ferguson and Palestine share a playbook of state violence. The resistance is building its own.

parašė Angela Y. Davis 2015 158 puslapiai

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🚫 Prison Abolition ✊🏾 Black Feminism 🌍 Global Solidarity 🔀 Intersectionality ⚠️ State Violence

Women, Race, & Class

parašė Angela Y. Davis • 1981

From abolition to abortion, the women's movement has a race problem it has never solved.

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🖤 Black Feminism 🧩 Intersectionality 🏥 Reproductive Justice 🏠 Domestic Labor 🌱 Abolitionist Roots

Women, Race, & Class

From abolition to abortion, the women's movement has a race problem it has never solved.

parašė Angela Y. Davis 1981 288 puslapiai

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🖤 Black Feminism 🧩 Intersectionality 🏥 Reproductive Justice 🏠 Domestic Labor 🌱 Abolitionist Roots

Are Prisons Obsolete?

parašė Angela Y. Davis • 2003

Prisons are modern slavery, built for profit rather than safety. Reform only makes them stronger.

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⛓️ Prison Abolition 🏛️ Mass Incarceration 🕊️ Restorative Justice 🏭 Prison Industrial Complex ✊🏾 Black Feminism

Are Prisons Obsolete?

Prisons are modern slavery, built for profit rather than safety. Reform only makes them stronger.

parašė Angela Y. Davis 2003 126 puslapiai

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⛓️ Prison Abolition 🏛️ Mass Incarceration 🕊️ Restorative Justice 🏭 Prison Industrial Complex ✊🏾 Black Feminism

Blues Legacies & Black Feminism

parašė Angela Y. Davis • 1998

Before feminism had a vocabulary, three blues women sang its earliest demands into existence.

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🎸 Blues History 🎤 Women In Music ✊🏾 Black Feminism 🪧 Protest Music 🎵 Black Music

Blues Legacies & Black Feminism

Before feminism had a vocabulary, three blues women sang its earliest demands into existence.

parašė Angela Y. Davis 1998 464 puslapiai

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🎸 Blues History 🎤 Women In Music ✊🏾 Black Feminism 🪧 Protest Music 🎵 Black Music

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