"Just Mercy"

"Just Mercy," authored by Bryan Stevenson, is a non-fiction book that explores themes of justice, race, and redemption in the American criminal justice system. It focuses on Stevenson's experiences as a lawyer advocating for marginalized individuals, particularly those on death row. The narrative highlights the story of Walter McMillian, a Black man wrongfully convicted of murder in Alabama. Through these cases, the book reveals systemic racism, inadequate legal representation, and the urgent need for reform. "Just Mercy" calls for compassion and understanding, emphasizing the importance of fighting for justice for the innocent and the oppressed.