I’m an abolitionist. My sister's a cop. And rethinking 'family' is how I am reconciling it all.

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I’ve struggled trying to hold what I know – that she would never intentionally hurt anyone – in tension with what I know just as deeply: this system of policing will always hurt Black people

and countless others who weren’t innocent enough to become hashtags, and, though their faces are not always as clear as hers, I want them to be safe too. Faces don’t have to be recognizable for me to love them; I want to care for the strangers in my community too.and his brother, now one of my best friends. I see myself with hogties digging deep into my wrist and breaking flesh like bread after thuggish police tossed me cheaply into a wagon, just for protesting my friend’s brother’s murder.

 

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The police woman sounds like a wonderfull person.

Boring

Beautiful

Abolitionist of what, exactly, slavery? And she just cant easily reconsile being siblings with a cop and being for the abolition of slavery? Really? Because that's what abolitionists were. So you're suggestion that cops, by default, are pro slavery. Because you're stupid.

This is the most Guardian article ever

'Family' is highly overrated.

nice

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