Race and gender are in the fore of the analysis, and Davis runs the argument in both directions. More importantly, she forces us to consider radical change, and clears the ground for an agenda based not on reforms of the current system, but on a vision of a society where no one is caged. She explains the economics of the punishment industry and deconstructs the ideology supporting it. IN HER LATEST book, Are Prisons Obsolete? Angela Davis lays out the facts about incarceration, citing the current numbers, outlining the history of the prison system, and identifying the race, class and gender dynamics underpinning the prison boom. Reviewing African-American and Antiracist Struggle.Revolutionary Centennial: Guyana's 1905 Rebellion.Introducing the Year 1905: Centennial of Struggle.Celebrating the Revolutionary Centenary.Airline Bankruptcies & Workers' Control.Grad Student Organizing "19th-Century Style".Jeffrey Napalitano, Mishy Leiblum, Barak Sered and Stephanie Luce
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