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Hosted by Max Parthas and Yusuf Hassan, Abolition today is a weekly online radio program with specific focus on modern slavery as it is practiced through the 13th amendment of the US constitution and by private for-profit prisons worldwide. Airs live Sundays 7PM EST. 4PM PST and 5 Central. abolitiontoday.org

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Peace! Join us on Wednesday, September 27th at 4pm PST for Season 1 Episode 8 of Tales From the Plantation Nation with your host Sam Brown as we welcome our latest guest: the amazing and indomitable Sennett Devermont! Sennett Devermont also known as Mr Checkpoint, is an activist for over 15 years and founder of Always Film The Police and AFTP Foundation (Always for the People). Born and raised in Los Angeles by a family of lawyers and activists, Sennett learned about social issues and developed a critical lens on our justice system at a young age. Sennett now works to lead initiatives that educate the public about their legal rights and help combat the indifference, inaction, and apathy that perpetuate widespread injustice and inequity in our criminal justice system. From advocating for victims and increasing participation in our justice system by making jury duty cool, to fighting for veterans' rights, Sennett is leading AFTP's wide-ranging initiatives to educate, mobilize, and empower communities to bring about real and lasting change. Tune in. Tell a friend. Things will never be the same again. Abolitiontoday.org
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On-Demand Episodes

We've come a long way and covered a lot of ground since S1-E1 of Abolition Today on March 15th 2020. The day Breonna Taylor was murdered by Kentucky slave-catchers. We'll share some of the highlights, favorite moments, and look... more

Max & Yusuf cover Rikers jail and all the horrors behind that island of death. We'll be joined by Dr Stewart who has spent the last 3+ years on Rikers awaiting a trial. Unlike just about every other coverage you've seen, we examine this... more

It's the day after the Abolish Slavery National Network Quarterly Gathering and we're joined by Jean'na Anthony Kenney of Ohio's EPIC- Ensuring Parole for Incarcerated Citizens. A nonprofit prisoner rights advocacy group specializing in... more

In this episode we discuss false narratives surrounding the antebellum abolitionist efforts. To assist in that endeavor we're going to listen to some of Professor Manisha Sinha's lecture "Did Abolitionists Cause the Civil War?" Manisha Sinha... more

On this day, one day before the birthday of Frederick Douglass, Max and Yusuf are joined by ASNN leadership member Savannah Eldrige. Savannah Eldrige is a registered nurse and founder of Be Frank 4 Justice. Formed to help ensure... more

Max and Yusuf are joined by Curtis Davis. Author, abolitionist, and formerly incarcerated director of Decarcerate Louisiana. Curtis is a founding member and Executive Director of Decarcerate Louisiana, and the End Plantation Prisons... more

In this episode of Abolition Today we highlight legislative testimony in Nevada and Vermont. It is our goal to do so more often for every state fighting in the halls of legislation to remove pro-slavery constitutional language. The speakers channel... more

We examine the 13th amendment through court cases. Our research provides some shocking conclusions. Things you weren't supposed to know and weren't supposed to be looking for at all. But we looked and on Abolition Today we... more

People keep asking if changing the constitution is symbolic. They also want to know what's next. We're here to answer those questions clearly. You may not like the answers but you're gonna learn today. Join Max and Yusuf as we bring... more

After 24 years, ACA3 co-author Samual Nathaniel Brown is finally released. We discuss his experiences and ask the question "What is Freedom?" ACA3 is the "Assembly Constitutional Amendment 3" which proposes to remove pro-slavery... more

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