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Elizabeth, author of No Justice, Just Us, shared her personal journey from domestic abuse survivor to federal prisoner to activist. The conversation covered the systemic failures she encountered — including being turned away from a battered women's shelter, being prescribed addictive opioids, and serving 3 years on a non-violent analog substance charge. Her core message challenges the criminalization of trauma survivors while predators and institutions face little accountability.
By David Hackett4.3
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Elizabeth, author of No Justice, Just Us, shared her personal journey from domestic abuse survivor to federal prisoner to activist. The conversation covered the systemic failures she encountered — including being turned away from a battered women's shelter, being prescribed addictive opioids, and serving 3 years on a non-violent analog substance charge. Her core message challenges the criminalization of trauma survivors while predators and institutions face little accountability.