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Black Lives Matter Phoenix Metro is an inclusive, abolitionist collective of community members on occupied Akimel O'odham and P*e Posh territory, also known as Phoenix, Arizona.

It’s the last stretch of our reading challenge and we’d love to be able to talk about it and present prizes at September...
08/20/2026

It’s the last stretch of our reading challenge and we’d love to be able to talk about it and present prizes at Septembers Coffee and Abolition!

We have a new preK through 9th grade section! The rest of the list is recommended for readers 15 years or older given the lexicon of many of the books so we created a youth section for younger readers up to 14 years old. There’s a column that tells you what grade level the texts in the preK-9th grade section are recommended for also. But of course, you and your children are free to read whatever you want to or are comfortable reading.
The third slide is an example of what kind of things you can submit!
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It may be cliche, but knowledge is power and literacy makes our collective power stronger!

Arizona is facing a literacy crisis with only 26% of fourth graders proficient in reading and with our state defunding education and funding prisons, and detention centers instead, it’s time to take action!

Join us on our summer reading challenge!

Readers from all ages can read from our suggested list (check our bio) or from your own and win prizes! Be creative in how you choose to present what you gained from your reading and message us on socials or email [email protected].

Happy meme Monday :p
08/11/2026

Happy meme Monday :p

The next call for Black August principles is study.So this month we move in solidarity with Black August by hosting a sp...
08/10/2026

The next call for Black August principles is study.

So this month we move in solidarity with Black August by hosting a special edition of Coffee & Abolition!

Education thru Zine Making - Focusing on the tenet of Discipline with the intention to learn how to organize and practice building discipline in our daily routines.

THE CALL:
Media Fast: to take a media/social media break, by choosing one app to not use for a period of time (24 hours, 3 days, 1 week, etc)

Study: Find Our Own Stories: choose an impactful article that educates on important facts or news article from an independent source or international news outlet
Come to Coffee & Ab and make a zine out of that article!

Saturday, August 15th, 2026 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: 1021 E. Washington st.
Free :: Everyone Welcome (donations are welcome but not required)
Sign up @ bit.ly/CABAZM or check the link in our bio~

Our reading challenge is ongoing until September yall! We know have a preK through 9th grade section! The rest of the li...
08/08/2026

Our reading challenge is ongoing until September yall!

We know have a preK through 9th grade section! The rest of the list is recommended for readers 15 years or older given the lexicon of many of the books so we created a youth section for younger readers up to 14 years old. There’s a column that tells you what grade level the texts in the preK-9th grade section are recommended for also. But of course, you and your children are free to read whatever you want to or are comfortable reading.

The third slide is an example of what kind of things you can submit!

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It may be cliche, but knowledge is power and literacy makes our collective power stronger!

Arizona is facing a literacy crisis with only 26% of fourth graders proficient in reading and with our state defunding education and funding prisons, and detention centers instead, it’s time to take action!

Join us on our summer reading challenge!

Readers from all ages can read from our suggested list (check our bio) or from your own and win prizes! Be creative in how you choose to present what you gained from your reading and message us on socials or email [email protected].

We’re building a free reading list! (You can access each text on the QR code or in our bio)This is part 5 of the Black A...
08/05/2026

We’re building a free reading list! (You can access each text on the QR code or in our bio)

This is part 5 of the Black August Edition lists and we’ll be keeping this going for the rest of the month! Below is where to find the books on our free reading list.
Part 5:
1. “Still Black, Still Strong”
(1993) -Dhoruba Bin Wahad, Assata Shakur, Mumia Abu-Jamal (Black Panthers and Black August section)
2. “Saying it Loud: 1966” (2023)- Mark Whitaker (Black Panthers and Black August section)
3. “No Cop City, No Cop World” (2025)- Kamau Franklin, Micah Herskind and Mariah Parker (Prison Abolition and the Criminal Justice System section)
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The goal of this list is to do more than just say “here’s some books you can read.” We want to provide these resources since educational content, especially those that examine societal and scientific analysis, are often heavily behind paywalls and mainly easily accessible to those enrolled in universities or staff of specific institutions.Everything else has to be bought...if you can even find it on a sellers platform. Even teachers often have to find the literature online usually because many of the texts are just straight up “banned”.

Even though we are providing free reading material, it’s also important to support the local black and brown bookstores who sell these kind of reading materials like Palabras Bilingual Bookstore or Grassrootz Books & Cafe

We even recommend buying straight from the authors websites or publishing company sites like Haymarket Books who specialize in publishing leftist reading material, if you feel inclined to give proper monetary compensation. Avoid Amazon and other big box book stores for this kind of content (who we are often limited to unfortunately, hence this list).

We are always looking for free pdfs and audiobooks for this list as well as any language translations you can find (Spanish, French and Arabic as priority).

Happy meme Monday yall
08/04/2026

Happy meme Monday yall

The next call for Black August principles is study. So this month we move in solidarity with Black August by hosting a s...
08/03/2026

The next call for Black August principles is study. So this month we move in solidarity with Black August by hosting a special edition of Coffee & Abolition!

Education thru Zine Making - Focusing on the tenet of Discipline with the intention to learn how to organize and practice building discipline in our daily routines.

THE CALL:
Media Fast: to take a media/social media break, by choosing one app to not use for a period of time (24 hours, 3 days, 1 week, etc)•

Study: Find Our Own Stories: choose an impactful article that educates on important facts or news article from an independent source or international news outlet

Come to Coffee & Ab and make a zine out of that article!
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Saturday, August 15th, 2026
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location To Be Announced
Free :: Everyone Welcome (donations are welcome but not required)
Sign up @ bit.ly/CABAZM or check the link in our bio~

It’s officially Black August yall! It was founded on the principles study train fight and we’re starting off with a fast...
08/02/2026

It’s officially Black August yall! It was founded on the principles study train fight and we’re starting off with a fast of social media and we’d like yall to join us too! You can choose any social media of your choosing or all of them if you wish but the length is for at least 24 hours up to 1 week. The graphic has QR codes that show you how to use your phone settings or you can download an app blocker on your phone (or block websites on your laptop).

This act highlights discipline which is an integral part of organizing and is a core pillar for Black August, a tradition built on honoring Black political prisoners and carrying the goal of prison abolition and freedom for all black folks forward.

Stay tuned for the next call!

Our reading challenge is ongoing until September yall! The second slide is an example of what kind of things you can sub...
07/24/2026

Our reading challenge is ongoing until September yall! The second slide is an example of what kind of things you can submit!

It may be cliche, but knowledge is power and literacy makes our collective power stronger!

Arizona is facing a literacy crisis with only 26% of fourth graders proficient in reading and with our state defunding education and funding prisons, and detention centers instead, it’s time to take action!

Join us on our summer reading challenge!

Readers from all ages can read from our suggested list (check our bio) or from your own and win prizes! Be creative in how you choose to present what you gained from your reading and message us on socials or email [email protected].

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