Transformative Justice
Books that provide solutions to navigating and resolving harm without / in opposition to the presence of carcerality (i.e. the interconnected systems of police, prisons, criminalization, punishment, surveillance, etc). In other words, it is a form of abolition + decolonization in practice re: accountability.
As an introduction, here is a primer to transformative justice.
Feedback and recommendations welcome!






(Mostly) Modern Leftist Thinking
If you don't know where to start with the left, start here.
Check the comments for reading order and why.






Prison Abolition
Nonfiction books that address criminal psychology, flaws with the justice system, and what is to be done about it.






Widen your horizons 🌍 NON-FIC
A list of books to help you assimilate different perpectives - in politics, sociology, race studies, humanities, real history, psychology.
Books you might need in order to become "disgustingly educated" on various topics that concern all of us.
As always, anything must be taken with a grain of salt, even when it's a perspective we agree with ⚠️
Never forget 😸






Queer Feminist Comrade
Everything we've read in Queer Feminist Comrade Book Club





