The FreeHer Podcast
The FreeHer Podcast
Podcast Description
The FreeHer Podcast raises awareness about the impact of incarceration on women and girls.
Through powerful stories and bold conversations, we expose the harm caused by prisons and share strategies for healing, justice, and lasting freedom.
We believe in abolition, in community, and in the power of people to create real change.
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The podcast addresses themes such as the impact of incarceration on women, systemic injustice, and strategies for community healing. Notable episodes explore topics like political prisoners, the legal ramifications of incarceration policies, and the personal narratives of individuals who have been directly affected by these issues, such as conversations with Piper Kerman and Eric discussing unjust arrests during protests.
The FreeHer Podcast raises awareness about the impact of incarceration on women and girls.
Through powerful stories and bold conversations, we expose the harm caused by prisons and share strategies for healing, justice, and lasting freedom.
We believe in abolition, in community, and in the power of people to create real change.
The Trump administration has floated a shocking idea: sending incarcerated U.S. citizens to El Salvador’s infamous mega-prison.
NYU Law Professor Rachel Barkow joins the FreeHer Podcast to break down this proposal's legal and constitutional dangers — and what it means for due process, citizenship rights, and the future of democracy in America.
🔎 We explore:
- The Supreme Court's silence and limits •
- Due process violations and mass incarceration
- The terrifying precedent of punishing citizens abroad
📚 Featuring insights from Barkow’s book Justice Abandoned, this episode is a must-watch for anyone concerned about constitutional rights, mass incarceration, and government overreach.Get
Rachel's Book Here 👉 https://geni.us/nBrEYa7
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