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Just Mercy is a bestselling book by Bryan Stevenson that chronicles his work as a lawyer defending death row inmates and the systemic injustices he witnessed within the criminal justice system. Widely used in educational settings, the book serves as a powerful resource for exploring issues of race, poverty, and mass incarceration.
Educational resources based on Just Mercy include materials designed to foster critical thinking and reflection on topics such as bias, privilege, and advocacy.
Just Mercy
A powerful true story about the Equal Justice Initiative, the people it represents, and the importance of confronting injustice, Just Mercy is a bestselling book by Bryan Stevenson, which has also been adapted into a feature film.
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Below is an activity designed to help students identify confrontational issues and imagine possible solutions. This activity encourages students to create a visual representation to deepen their understanding of the issues presented in the text.
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