PinnedAngel D’Angelo·Oct 22, 2020Coming to Terms with Abolition as a SurvivorAbolition is a difficult, complex, and challenging subject, and we must treat it as so, so we can make it a reality.
Angel D’Angelo·Apr 30, 2022Death Behind the WallsI am writing this as part of research on behalf of a grassroots organization I am a core member of: Restorative Justice Coalition. This…
Angel D’Angelo·Mar 18, 2022Restorative Justice NetworkFor the purpose of this writing, I will use the term restorative justice. If you need to replace it with transformative justice, community…
Angel D’Angelo·Jan 22, 2022Active Abolition: Birthday PartyThe purpose of this series is to write out possible situations, communications or events that deviate from the norms in our society and are…
Angel D’Angelo·Oct 27, 2021Gender Has Been Complicated for MeCw: discussion of sex/gender, cisheterosexism, etc.
Angel D’Angelo·Sep 4, 2021Enough Inclusion, Liberation is the GoalMy politics have been molded by my experiences. I’m a cisgender, effeminate white gay man in the U.S. South. I grew up poor. I grew up in a…
Angel D’Angelo·Aug 28, 2021How Racism and Xenophobia Turned America DryCONTENT WARNING: Discussion of racial, immigrant and gendered violence, slurs and epithets, outdated language, addiction, violence
Angel D’Angelo·Aug 27, 2021I Crashed My Car & All I Can Think about is Restorative JusticeI was 17 years old the first time I had a car crash. I had only been driving about a year and a half and I had a 1996 Mazda Protege that…
Angel D’Angelo·Apr 12, 2021From Fasci Siciliani to Little Italies: Assimilation Was Never the Goal“For years the old Italians have been dying
