Time

…what’s extracted from the extracted is the resource of life - time. If we think about this dynamic through the politics of scale, understanding bodies as places, then criminalization transforms individuals into tiny territories primed for extractive activity to unfold- extracting again time from the territories of selves. This process opens a hole in a life, furthering, perhaps to our surprise, the annihilation of space by time.

Ruth W Gilmore, “Abolition Geography and the Problem of Innocence”

in Johnson, G. T., & Lubin, A. (Eds.). (2017). Futures of Black radicalism. Verso Books.