All Our Trials: Prisons, Policing, and the Feminist Fight to End Violence (Women, Gender, and Sexuality in American History)

Discover the untold stories of courageous women activists who fought against gender violence and incarceration in the 1970s with "All Our Trials: Prisons, Policing, and the Feminist Fight to End Violence." Written by Emily L. Thuma, this gripping narrative explores the intersections of racial and economic justice, prisoners' rights, and gender liberation. Uncover the radical politics of anticarceral feminism that continues to inspire movements against mass incarceration to this day.

Delve into the rich history of grassroots organizing, mass defense campaigns, and radical print cultures that challenged the prevailing "tough on crime" political agenda. Emily L. Thuma's extensive archival research and powerful first-person narratives bring to light the resilience and determination of those who placed marginalized women at the forefront of the fight against violence. Join the journey of empowerment and solidarity as we navigate through the complexities of gender, race, and justice.

Embrace the spirit of resistance and resilience with "All Our Trials," a groundbreaking exploration of the ongoing struggle for transformative justice. Gain insights into the vital role played by activists who defied traditional norms and pushed boundaries to create a more just world. This book is a tribute to the strength of women who refuse to be silenced and continue to challenge systems of oppression.

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