Prison Focus Radio February 20, 2020

February 20, 2020 Ken Oliver of LSPC, speaks on serving 23 years of a life sentence, and 8 years in the torture of solitary confinement because of his active leadership and organizing for prisoner's civil rights. Ken transformed his isolation into the study of constitutional law where he successfully sued CDCr for violating his civil rights, and now dedicates his life to serving others and the fight against injustice and mass incarceration policies.

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