Around The Way Curls

Ep 355. Prison Reform, Patriarchy & Black Excellence is Bullsh*t ft. Olay Olurin


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This week Antoinette is joined by the FORCE that is Olayemi Olurin, a movement lawyer, political commentator, writer, and abolitionist thinker. Together they discuss Olayemi's recent honor at the Black Girl Magic Ball, her work as a public defender, and her activism in decarceration and closing Rikers Island. The conversation touches on themes of accountability, the Democratic Party, voting, and the importance of amplifying marginalized voices. We then deep dive into abolition, copaganda, and the deep-rooted issues of patriarchy, rape culture, and the flaws in the criminal justice system. Olay shares her concerns about the impact of her activism on her personal life and the safety of her loved ones. Still, despite the risks, she remains committed to speaking out against systemic injustices. Join us


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Watch her epic takedown of Eric Adams on The Breakfast Club here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygNe0arsAug


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00:00 Introduction and Black Girl Magic Ball

03:16 Olayemi's Work as a Public Defender

08:03 Olayemi's YouTube Channel: Allure and Nadi

13:30 Discussion on Amber Rose

23:01 Views on Voting and Electoral Politics

25:16 The Power and Impact of Olayemi's Voice

27:19 Becoming Agents of White Supremacy

32:17 Abolition and Alternatives to Policing

36:36 America's Criminal System as a Continuation of Slavery

59:06 Unpacking Patriarchy and Rape Culture

01:01:28 Flaws in the Criminal Justice System

01:15:39 The Disproportionate Incarceration Rates

01:26:20 Challenging Black Capitalism

01:32:18 The Challenges of Advocacy and the Importance of Community

01:38:59 The Criminal Justice System and Non-Violent Crimes

01:43:26 Balancing Activism and Personal Safety

01:50:01 Continuing the Fight for Justice and Equality

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