Colin Kaepernick's Publishing Company Announces Release Date For Its First Book
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The anthology, edited by the activist, makes the case for a world "without and beyond policing and prisons."
Colin Kaepernick’s publishing company, Kaepernick Publishing, will release its first title this fall. The former San Francisco 49ers quarterback edited a book of over 30 essays titled “Abolition for the People: The Movement for a Future Without Policing & Prisons.” The anthology, which calls for a future “without and beyond policing and prisons,” will be released on Oct. 12. “This anthology builds on decades of organizing and writing against policing [and] prisons,” Kaepernick tweeted in his announcement on Tuesday.
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