r/Abolish_Slavery is a subreddit with 160 members. The most common flair used is news article, video, external source, infographic, and conjecture.
The 13th amendment reads: "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as punishment for a crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist in the United States or any place subject to their jurisdiction."
If the abolition of slavery is conditional, it is not complete. Slavery is legal, and the prison industrial complex is a slave economy. A criminal justice system centered around slavery is an earmark of a failed society.
Abolish slavery now, for good.
Flair Used in r/Abolish_Slavery
#1
News Article
: "Most Nebraskans voted to abolish slavery as criminal punishment. But 32% voted to keep it"
6 posts
#2
Video
: "The 13th Amendment: Slavery is still legal under one condition"
4 posts
#3
External Source
: "Slavery and the Prison Industrial Complex"
3 posts
#4
Infographic
: "Following the Money of Mass Incarceration"
3 posts
#5
Conjecture
: "Slavery in America Following Emancipation"
2 posts
#6
Federal Government
: "The Abolition Amendment | Sen. Jeff Merkley (D - OR)"
2 posts
#7
Political Ad
: "Mark Charles for President 2020 Announcement (Full)"
1 post
#8
Ballot Initiative
: "Nebraska Remove Slavery as Punishment for Crime from Constitution Amendment (2020)"
1 post
#9
Comedic Relief
: "Slavery is all around you"
1 post
#10
Legal Article
: "Striking the Right Balance: Toward a Better Understanding of Prison Strikes"
1 post
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Last updated: May 31, 2026