Recommendation: "In Our Own Hands: Tools for Talking Abolition and Transformative Justice with Little Ones" by Rania El Mugammar

You can talk to your kids about abolition & transformative (I made a free workbook to help you do it!)

Trust they're already getting an education in copaganda & catceral punishment.https://t.co/aeESt11HpJ pic.twitter.com/AUfE4EeMh4

— ر ت ت ت (@raniawrites) November 21, 2022

Here's the link to the page on Rania's website. Rania also uses Twitter and IG.

Review: American Hate: Survivors Speak Out by Arjun Singh Sethi (ed.)

Arjun Singh Sethi's volume consists of his introduction and conclusion and thirteen accounts by victims of hate crimes and/or their surviving relatives. A web site accompanies the book.

I've never met Professsor Arjun, but he was kind enough to consult in the case of a hate crime in my city.

Even though I'd heard about most of the thirteen cases, the power of the testimonials still overwhelmed me. I had not adequately considered the long-term effects of these crimes on their immediate victims, and many of the initial media accounts did not include poignant details revealed in this volume.