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An unheard solution for loud systems

11/17/2020

OP-ED BY PASTOR ISAAC SCOTT IN COLUMBIA DAILY SPECTATOR

Performative activism has been widely discussed on Columbia’s campus, but what about another type of activism that is similarly misguided—one that has all the necessary components but lacks the backing of experiential knowledge? Nowadays, many “activists” who jump on the bandwagon of popular ideas like criminal justice reform and prison abolition aren’t able to provide comprehensive solutions that fully grasp the scope and nuances of the issues at hand because they aren’t from the impacted communities

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An unheard solution for loud systems

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