Building the sanctuary city from the ground up: abolitionist solidarity and transformative reform
Building the sanctuary city from the ground up: abolitionist solidarity and transformative reform
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从头开始建设庇护城市：废奴主义者的团结和变革性改革
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2020
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J. Ridgley
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Fiona Jeffries;J. Ridgley
本文讲述了加拿大渥太华庇护城市组织的故事，探讨了基于反监狱行动主义和废奴主义女权主义思想的庇护变革方法的政治和潜力。更具体地说，我们调整了改革主义改革和非改革主义改革的废除主义框架，并将其应用于庇护城市的组织。对渥太华案件的分析借鉴了对一线服务提供者和移民司法组织者的研究，以及我们自己作为庇护城市活动家的组织经验、观察和适应性实践。本文还详细阐述了在以非国家为中心的庇护所愿景背景下已经出现或有可能出现的团结和公民形式，这种愿景优先考虑基层变革实践而不是市政政策，并且不会加强或合法化国家驱逐，惩罚和排斥的能力。
ABSTRACT This article recounts the story of sanctuary city organizing in Ottawa, Canada to explore the politics and potential of a transformative approach to sanctuary rooted in anti-prison activism and abolitionist feminist thought. More specifically, we have adapted the abolitionist framework of reformist reform and non-reformist reform and applied it to sanctuary city organizing. Analysis of the Ottawa case draws on research with frontline service providers and migrant justice organizers, as well as our own organizing experiences, observations, and adaptive practices as sanctuary city campaigners. The paper also elaborates on the forms of solidarity and citizenship that have emerged or have the potential to emerge in the context of a non-state centric vision of sanctuary that prioritizes grassroots transformative practices over municipal policy and that do not bolster or legitimize the state’s capacity to deport, punish, and exclude.