RT Article
T1 White Supremacy in the Movement Against the Prison-industrial Complex
JF Social justice
VO 30
IS 2
SP 81
OP 88
A1 Appel, Liz
LA English
YR 2003
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1747158585
AB Part of a special issue on war, dissent, and justice from the perspective of scholars, activists, and former U.S. political prisoners. Aspects of white supremacy have obstructed opportunities for change in the movement against the prison-industrial complex. White activists must be disciplined in their self-critique, continuously question their privilege and power, and accept that taking an antiracist stance is a process rather than a decision. They must also listen to the advice of white anti-imperialists with experience in antiracist struggles, who tell them to avoid adopting authoritarian and elitist models of organization.
K1 Activists
K1 Wealth
K1 OPPRESSION (Psychology)
K1 Exploitation
K1 White people
K1 White supremacy movements
K1 Liberalism
K1 Social movements -- United States
K1 Racism
K1 Criminal justice system -- United States
K1 Criminal Justice System