New York Times columnist David Brooks joined Bryan Stevenson in a conversation around race and justice in America. The NSC heard about Bryan’s work as the Founder & Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI), in addition to his thoughts on criminal justice reform, the enduring legacy of slavery and discrimination, and how we must change the narrative of racial inequality in our country.
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New York Times columnist David Brooks joined Bryan Stevenson in a conversation around race and justice in America. The NSC heard about Bryan’s work as the Founder & Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI), in addition to his thoughts on criminal justice reform, the enduring legacy of slavery and discrimination, and how we must change the narrative of racial inequality in our country.
New York Times columnist David Brooks joined Bryan Stevenson in a conversation around race and justice in America. The NSC heard about Bryan’s work as the Founder & Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI), in addition to his thoughts on criminal justice reform, the enduring legacy of slavery and discrimination, and how we must change the narrative of racial inequality in our country.
New York Times columnist David Brooks joined Bryan Stevenson in a conversation around race and justice in America. The NSC heard about Bryan’s work as the Founder & Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI), in addition to his thoughts on criminal justice reform, the enduring legacy of slavery and discrimination, and how we must change the narrative of racial inequality in our country.