Toward Liberation
Toward Liberation, connease warren, maya, Alan DettlaffAn abolitionist learning group exploring how the written word has amplified abolitionist dreams.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 91 | Subscribers | Read | towardliberation.com |
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On Self-Care and the Violence of Survival
We live in a moment saturated with the language of self-care. In popular culture, in activist spaces, and in everyday conversation, we’re encouraged to rest, to log off, to set boundaries, to protect our peace, and to withdraw from environm...
What We're Reading | March 2026
For our March and April reading, we turn to a book that asks us to continue rethinking one of the most policed words in political life—violence.
Black Music for Black History Month: On Jill Scott’s To Whom This May Concern
Plus: Register for our February 24th Zoom Discussion of Everything for Everyone
Rehearsing Freedom
I’m not a voracious reader. I’ve never been the kind of person who moves through a stack of books every month or always has three books going at once. Like a lot of people, it can be hard to carve out the time and focus that deep reading re...
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Toward Liberation is an abolitionist learning group that explores how the written word has amplified abolitionist dreams throughout history to present day.
Word Nerd, Comms Pro and Abolitionist from around the way
Exploring the many paths to liberation through thought, practice, and study. Here to question, create, and dream of freer worlds.
Author | abolitionist | working to abolish the family policing system at upEND Movement
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