“For Life” Continues To Tackle The Injustices Of The Criminal Justice System

ABC’s For Life follows the story of wrongfully convicted prisoner turned attorney and social justice warrior Aaron Wallace.

“For Life” at its core is a show about redemption and gives hope to viewers who tune in each week.

We recently spoke with stars of the show Nichols Pinnock and Indira Varma, and also show creator Hank Steinberg and Isaac Wright Jr. who the show is loosely based on to discuss what viewers can expect in the upcoming episodes of season 2, the effects of Covid 19 in the prison system, The Black Lives Matter Movement and The importance of this show in the wake of the undoing happening around the world. “For Life” continues to shine a light on the injustices faced by many people in the criminal justice system.

“For Life” airs Wednesday’s on ABC.

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Ashley Dunn

Ashley Dunn is an entertainment news reporter and host of The “UNDUNN” Podcast and has over 10 years of experience in front and behind the camera covering the intersection of Entertainment & Fashion. Ashley has covered countless red carpets, including high-profile movie premieres and entertainment events and she has interviewed the who’s who celebrities in Hollywood. Ashley spent 13 years in Houston, working in fashion and then later as on-air talent for several networks covering fashion, entertainment, lifestyle, and special interest stories. Ashley is a graduate of Prairie View A&M University with a BA in Communications. Dunn was born and raised in Dallas, Texas, and currently resides in Los Angeles California with her husband.

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