Invisible No More: Police Violence Against Black Women and Women of Color by @dreanyc123. COMING 8/30 - No More Police: A Case For Abolition w/ @prisonculture
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ALT Large text across at top of a pink background reads: "community group poster giveaway." The word “giveaway” is inside a bright yellow starburst shape. At the bottom, small white text lists the URL www.interruptingcriminalization.com/giveaway In the center are thumbnails of two drawn posters: One is an illustration of a trashcan on fire, with the words "policing is" followed by small text. The other is an illustration of smoke emerging from a dumpster fire, with the words "police are" followed by small text.
![On a background composed of a vibrant gradient of colors with purple and pink, a shining yellow sun and two fluffy white clouds. Below, an illustration of a Black girl jumping rope. To the right, all caps white text, right-justified, reads: "Part handbook, part roadmap, [this book] urges readers to imagine not just a world where police are gone, but a world where police are not needed because we live in communities that are peaceful, well-resourced, and ultimately, safe."](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FZ-i0_EX0AY92Aw.jpg?name=orig)
ALT On a background composed of a vibrant gradient of colors with purple and pink, a shining yellow sun and two fluffy white clouds. Below, an illustration of a Black girl jumping rope. To the right, all caps white text, right-justified, reads: "Part handbook, part roadmap, [this book] urges readers to imagine not just a world where police are gone, but a world where police are not needed because we live in communities that are peaceful, well-resourced, and ultimately, safe."
ALT On a dark yellow background, with a looping dash line decorating the upper left corner, the cover of the new book No More Police: A Case for Abolition by Mariame Kaba and Andrea J. Ritchie. To the left, names are listed in black, as well as the text “with a foreword by Black Visions.” In the bottom left corner is a dark maroon circle with text in white, “available August 30, 2022”
ALT On a background composed of vibrant gradient of colors with purple and pink, a shining yellow sun and two fluffy white clouds. Below, centered white all caps text reads: "Kaba and Ritchie are knowledgeable, passionate, and skilled at elucidating complex concepts clearly, without sacrificing nuance. The book is deeply researched and flawlessly argued, and the plan they lay out is practical, compassionate, and circumspect."
ALT On a background composed of vibrant gradient of colors with purple and pink, a shining yellow sun and two fluffy white clouds. Below, centered white all caps text reads: "A brilliantly articulated plan to abolish the police."
ALT On a dark yellow background, with a looping dash line decorating the upper left corner, the cover of the new book No More Police: A Case for Abolition by Mariame Kaba and Andrea J. Ritchie. To the left, names are listed in black, as well as the text “with a foreword by Black Visions.” In the bottom left corner is a dark maroon circle with text in white, “available August 30, 2022”