About this episode

The episode features a conversation with Jean Paul Fartre about justice work, prison abolition, and the role of love in revolutionary politics.

Justin and Rae sit down with Jean Paul Fartre (JPF) for a wide-ranging conversation on justice work, prison abolition, wrongful convictions, and the role of love in revolutionary politics. Along the way, they discuss JPF's experiences as a male escort, the limits of liberal approaches to prison abolition, and what meaningful solidarity can look like in practice. Read JPF's writing at https://jeanpaulfartre.substack.com/ Follow him on social media: @jeanpaulfartre Support the show Join us on Patreon for early-release episodes, study guides, bonus content, TheoryBeats , and more! You can even sign up for free to access study guides, merch updates, and surprise drops. Stay connected: Subscribe on your favorite podcast app, and don't forget to rate and review it helps the show reach more comrades.Follow us on: Twitter/X: @prolespod Instagram & Facebook: @prolespod Upscrolled: @prolespod Have questions or comments? Email us at prolespod@outlook.com Have questions, comments, or ideas that are too spicy for the FBI? Email us at prolespod@protonmail.com

People in this episode

Hosts: Justin, Rae

Guest: Jean Paul Fartre

Topics covered

• prison abolition
• wrongful convictions
• justice work
• revolutionary politics
• solidarity
• love

Keywords

• prison
• abolition
• justice
• wrongful convictions
• revolution
• solidarity
• love

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Organizations: Patreon, FBI

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