The issue of property sits at the centre of Black people's relationship with policing both past and present, and it is central to making sense of why more and more Black people, alongside others who support our communities, called for the defunding of the police, prisons, and the entire judicial system in the wake of George Floyd's murder. An abolitionist future is not possible without the abolition of police. And it is my contention that this is not possible without the abolition of property.

— On Property by Rinaldo Walcott (Page 12)