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Deaf Panel underscore. I'm Beatrice Soutler-Boltan and I'm really excited today to be joined by our

guest Victoria Law. Victoria is an author and freelance journalist who focuses on the intersections

of incarceration, gender, and resistance. She is the author of several books, including

resistance behind bars, the struggles of incarcerated women, prison by any other name,

the harmful consequences of popular reform, and prisons make us safer and 20 other myths

about mass incarceration. And I'm really excited to have her join us today to talk about her

brand new book, Just Out from Haymarket, called Corridors of Contagion, how the pandemic exposed the cruelties of incarceration.

Victoria, welcome to the deaf panel.

I'm so honored to finally have you on the show, and I've learned so much from your writing over the years.

Oh, thank you so much, Beatrice.

And thank you for all of your work

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