Episode

Orange is NOT the New Black: Race, Gender, & Incarceration

Podcast
The Counter-Narrative Show
Published
Jan 3, 2026
Duration seconds
4201
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Summary

Rasheem hosts a discussion on race, gender, and incarceration, featuring three black women with personal experiences of incarceration. They discuss the challenges of transitioning back into society, including employment, housing, and mental health support. Elizabeth, a drug and alcohol counselor, highlights the lack of mental health services and the need for comprehensive reentry programs. Tia, a community advocate, emphasizes the importance of changing one's mindset and having a supportive network. They also address the stigma and cultural mistrust in seeking mental health services within the black community. The conversation underscores the need for systemic changes to support returning citizens effectively.