Just Mercy: A Powerful Narrative of Wrongful Conviction and Redemption
In Bryan Stevenson’s compelling work of nonfiction, “Simply Mercy,” he delves into the intricate narrative of Walter McMillian, an African American man unjustly convicted of homicide and sentenced to loss of life in Alabama through the Eighties. This guide, a testomony to the deep-seated racial biases and flaws within the felony justice system, artfully weaves … Read more
