Bryan Stevenson

À propos de l'auteur

Bryan Stevenson is a prominent American lawyer, social justice advocate, and founder of the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI). He is best known for his work in fighting for the rights of the incarcerated and the wrongfully convicted. Stevenson gained national attention for his efforts to challenge systemic racism in the criminal justice system and to provide legal representation for those who cannot afford it. His memoir, "Just Mercy," recounts his experiences and the stories of the people he has represented, shedding light on the injustices faced by marginalized communities in the United States.

Stevenson's commitment to justice extends beyond the courtroom, as he has been a powerful voice for reforming the death penalty and advocating for juvenile justice. Through his work with EJI, he has launched initiatives to educate the public about the history of racial injustice and has created memorials to honor victims of lynching. His relentless pursuit of equality and his dedication to human rights have made him an influential figure in contemporary social justice movements. His contributions continue to inspire a new generation of activists and lawyers.