In this episode, we talk with Correna Kuhl about attending law school as an abolitionist, her work at the Ohio Innocence Project, and&nbsp;her observations on how carceral logics show up in day to day life.
Here are links to organizations Correna mentioned:
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 <li><a href="https://ohioprisonersjusticeleague.org/">Opportunities People Justice Leaders (OPJL)</a></li>
 <li><a href="https://law.uc.edu/real-world-learning/centers/ohio-innocence-project-at-cincinnati-law.html">Ohio Innocence Project</a></li>
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Check out this episode's <a href="https://talkingwtyrone.wordpress.com/2021/09/02/becoming-an-abolitionist-lawyer-with-correna-kuhl/">blog post</a> for a full list of the questions Tyrone and August asked.
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Talking about the prison industrial complex and carceral logics.