Outlaw
Outlaw
Podcast Description
Outlaw is an interview-driven podcast exploring how the law is wielded to suppress social movements in the U.S. and the strategies used to resist it. Through conversations with political prisoners, criminalized activists, their support teams, and legal experts, we demystify legal repression for those involved in activism and provide insights and resources for those engaged in legal work supporting movements.
Cover by Mon M.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on the intersection of law and social justice movements, with specific topics including legal repression, activism strategies, and the criminalization of dissent. Episodes might cover themes such as the framing of activists as terrorists, the impact of counter-terrorism policies on social movements, and case studies like the Stop Cop City criminal cases.
Outlaw is an interview-driven podcast exploring how the law is wielded to suppress social movements in the U.S. and the strategies used to resist it. Through conversations with political prisoners, criminalized activists, their support teams, and legal experts, we demystify legal repression for those involved in activism and provide insights and resources for those engaged in legal work supporting movements.
Cover by Mon M.
This episode of Outlaw is about why the way we talk about political repression matters and how to avoid falling into anti-solidarity traps when we do. Dean Spade, Zohra Ahmed, and Jocelyn Simonson join the show to talk about the tool they created called “Five Questions for Cultivating Solidarity When Responding to Political Repression.”
Find the tool here: https://www.communityjusticeexchange.org/en/resources-all/five-questions-for-cultivating-solidarity
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Follow Outlaw on Instagram@outlaw.pod & Bluesky @outlawpod.bsky.social
Send feedback, future episode requests, and collaboration pitches to [email protected]
Intro & Outro Music: Tortuguita by Brass Tapestry (ft. Rev. Keyanna Jones)
Who’s Tortuguita? Tort was an anarchist forest defender part of the movement to Stop Cop City in Atlanta. They were murdered by Georgia State Patrol Troopers in their tent in Weelaunee Forest on January 18th, 2023. Some memories of them are compiled here.
Cover Image by Mon M.
As always, this podcast is not legal advice, and some guests views may differ from our own.
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