Wednesday, February 24, 2021

Changing the criminal justice system on behalf of children

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We continue with our week-long reporting on the challenges facing former prisoners with Bryan Stevenson, an American lawyer, social justice activist and founder of the Equal Justice Initiative. Kelly Corrigan, host of PBS’ “Tell Me More,” spoke to Stevenson about his work and what he believes Americans should be talking about at the dinner table. It’s part of our series, “Searching for Justice.”

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