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Discover 'Imperfect Victims', a groundbreaking exploration of abolition feminism that advocates for the protection of criminalized survivors of gender-based violence. This essential read, published by University of California Press in 2023, dives deep into the harmful effects of the carceral system on marginalized communities, particularly women of color and trans individuals. With an ISBN of 9780520391109, this book presents a profound argument for dismantling punitive systems that perpetuate violence rather than protect victims.
Author and abolitionist law professor Leigh Goodmark masterfully illustrates the dire consequences of increased state intervention in cases of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and trafficking. 'Imperfect Victims' voices the narratives of survivors, including her own clients, showing that the legal system often criminalizes those it should protect. This compelling text emphasizes the necessity of abolition feminism as a transformative practice, highlighting the need for solidarity and systemic change to address the unique challenges faced by victims. Join the movement for justice and explore the potential for a reimagined future free from the constraints of the carceral state. Perfect for activists, scholars, and anyone invested in equitable justice, 'Imperfect Victims' is more than just a book; it’s a clarion call for a just world for survivors of gender-based violence.
Author and abolitionist law professor Leigh Goodmark masterfully illustrates the dire consequences of increased state intervention in cases of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and trafficking. 'Imperfect Victims' voices the narratives of survivors, including her own clients, showing that the legal system often criminalizes those it should protect. This compelling text emphasizes the necessity of abolition feminism as a transformative practice, highlighting the need for solidarity and systemic change to address the unique challenges faced by victims. Join the movement for justice and explore the potential for a reimagined future free from the constraints of the carceral state. Perfect for activists, scholars, and anyone invested in equitable justice, 'Imperfect Victims' is more than just a book; it’s a clarion call for a just world for survivors of gender-based violence.