Lexicon Artist
Kari FerrellI'll be digging into the strange & endlessly entertaining human condition, while pondering our miserable/hilarious existence, by way of long(ish)form essays that go a little deeper ✍\ud83c\udffc\ud83d\udca6
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Kari is a producer, writer, speaker, activist, & creator. Her work is centered around prison reform/mental health/human rights/the pop culture zeitgeist. She enjoys crosswords, eating, getting stoned & writing about herself in the third person.
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