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Abolitionist Sanctuary
Repair. Restore. Rebuild.
A National
Faith-Based Coalition
Abolitionist Sanctuary is a national faith-based coalition united against the moral crisis of mass incarceration and the criminalization of impoverished Black motherhood.
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Abolitionist Sanctuary will host its first Gala on April 12, 2025 at the historical Riverside Church in New York City. Save the Date!
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Black women and Black mothers are overrepresented in U.S. prisons.
“Black women’s earnings are 63.0% of white, non-Hispanic men’s earnings.” ~ U.S. Department of Labor.
Black women and their families are systemically disadvantaged by structural inequities
Overcoming unjust social conditions to provide for one’s family is not a crime.