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In this episode Hope and Elsa discuss the limitations of compassionate release, long-term care, and institutional violence. They explore the similarities between systems we often think of as separate. What happens when the symptoms of cognitive decline start to resemble behaviors that have been criminalized?
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In this episode, Elsa from the Remedy Project discusses Tally Dillard's urgent medical case in federal prison, highlighting systemic issues in incarcerated healthcare and advocacy efforts to bring attention and change.
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In this episode, Hope and Phoebe explore the recent changes to the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA), its implications for incarcerated LGBTQ+ individuals, and the systemic issues surrounding sexual violence in detention facilities.
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