This book chapter examines decolonization, abolition, and varied concrete and replicable practices toward the dismantling of white supremacy by amalgamating theory, the author's research, and lived experiences as a Black immigrant, formerly incarcerated social work clinician into a liberatory framework termed “BIG”––an acronym representing bias, intention, and grounding praxis. BIG provides tools and approaches for critical dialogue and brave space supporting abolitionist/anti-oppressive praxis. BIG has applicability in varied settings for people committed to co-creating and actualizing a world where all human beings can self-actualize free from harm and the delusion of scarcity.