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    • S3E10: When Children Are Sentenced to Life Without Parole, with April Barber-Scales

      S3E10: When Children Are Sentenced to Life Without Parole, with April Barber-Scales
      Jan 20 2026
      In this episode of Just Justice, Jessica Henry speaks with April Barber-Scales, who was sentenced as a pregnant teenager to life without parole. In 2022, April received a rare commutation from North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper and has since devoted herself to advocating for people in prison and against extreme sentences. Founder of the nonprofit Fenced In: Fighting For Freedom Advocacy, April shares her personal experiences in prison, reflects on the lasting impact of extreme sentencing on children, and why justice must allow room for dignity and second chances. To learn more about April Barber-Scales, her writing, and her organization Fenced In: Fighting For Freedom Advocacy, go to https://aprilbarberscales.com To learn more Jessica Henry, go to https://jessicahenryjustice.com Audio mixing by Kaz Araki
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      38 min
    • S3E9: Writing His Way Out: Emile Suotonye DeWeaver on Abolition and Imagination

      S3E9: Writing His Way Out: Emile Suotonye DeWeaver on Abolition and Imagination
      Jan 6 2026
      In this powerful episode of Just Justice, writer, organizer, and abolitionist Emile Suotonye DeWeaver, author of Ghosts in the Criminal Justice Machine: Reform, White Supremacy, and an Abolitionist Future, draws on more than two decades of incarceration to offer a deeply personal and sharply analytical critique of the U.S. criminal legal system, along with a bold vision for what justice could look like beyond prisons. Emile reflects on how writing quite literally helped secure his release, why his story is inseparable from the collective wisdom of people still inside the walls, and what an abolitionist future demands of our imagination.

      To learn more about Emilie's work, go to Re:Frame at https://www.reframeconsults.com/about-emile

      Pick up your copy of Ghosts in the Criminal Justice Machine here.

      To learn more about Jessica Henry, go to www.jessicahenryjustice.com.
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      47 min
    • Happy Holidays from Just Justice

      Happy Holidays from Just Justice
      Dec 23 2025
      5 min
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