Open Season

In Open Season, Benjamin Crump, the president of the National Bar Association and a prominent civil rights attorney, reflects on his remarkable career advocating for marginalized communities while tackling high-profile cases such as those of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown. This memoir sheds light on the systemic injustices embedded within the American justice system, illustrating how legal frameworks can perpetuate discrimination against people of color. Through a careful analysis of legal principles and their real-world implications, Crump calls for a reevaluation of the nation’s commitment to equality and justice for all citizens.