Just Mercy

What did Brian Stevenson feel after his short time on death row?

• Disconnected from the law

• Relevant and critically important

• Unmotivated to help

• Uninterested in the judicial system

What did Brian Stevenson struggle with his whole life?

• How to make money

• How to stay disconnected

• How and why some people are judged unfairly

• How to become a lawyer

What is the primary focus of the book 'Just Mercy' by Bryan Stevenson?

• A) Environmental conservation

• B) Criminal justice reform

• C) Economic development

• D) Technological innovation

Who is the author of 'Just Mercy'?

• A) Michelle Alexander

• B) Bryan Stevenson

• C) Ta-Nehisi Coates

• D) Angela Davis

In 'Just Mercy', what is the name of the organization founded by Bryan Stevenson?

• A) Equal Justice Initiative

• B) Justice for All

• C) Fair Trials International

• D) Innocence Project

What major theme is explored in 'Just Mercy'?

• A) Climate change

• B) Racial injustice

• C) Space exploration

• D) Digital privacy

Which U.S. state is prominently featured in 'Just Mercy' for its high rate of death penalty cases?

• A) Texas

• B) Alabama

• C) California

• D) Florida

What is one of the key messages in 'Just Mercy'?

• A) The importance of technological advancement

• B) The need for empathy and understanding in the justice system

• C) The benefits of global trade

• D) The significance of space exploration

Who is Walter McMillian in 'Just Mercy'?

• A) A lawyer

• B) A wrongly convicted man

• C) A judge

• D) A police officer

What does Bryan Stevenson argue is necessary for true justice in 'Just Mercy'?

• A) More prisons

• B) More empathy and understanding

• C) Stricter laws

• D) Increased surveillance