Penal abolitionism? However, what kind of abolitionism, “pale face”?

Abstract

The abolitionist discourses that coming up on our margin, in general, ignore the racism as an ideology, echoing the slave-owning abolitionism that kept the Big House intact by modulating all its racist architecture within democracy monochrome. Thus, they retain the privileges received as the inheritance of a world designed and built white by black hands, perpetuating racism to the exact extent of their silencing. A brazilian criminal abolitionism must bring back
the project of eighteenth-century racial emancipation, based on afro-empathic and decolonial to break the deep barriers of our apartheid, under penalty of becoming anew instrument of the racial/social control system, reshaping, again, like the prisons, the Senzalas, and annihilating the Quilombos.