The president of the National Bar Association and perhaps one of the most distinguished civil rights attorneys working today reflects within the landmark cases he has battled-including representing Trayvon Martin’s family-and offers a troubling look at the way the justice system can be used to promote injustice with this memoir and clarion call as shocking and important as the bestsellers Just Mercy and Slavery by Another Name and Ava DuVernay’s film 13th.

Benjamin Crump firmly believes in the Constitution and its about Open Time of year: Legalized Genocide of Colored People legal protections-that civil privileges legislation addresses all Americans, not only those privileged by race, prosperity, or pedigree. A brutal and passionate advocate, he offers devoted his career to fighting for justice for America’s marginalized. Open Season is definitely his inspiring trip working on some of the most egregious cases that have surprised the nation, including those of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown.

Formed by his first-hand experience handling civil litigation issues in condition and federal courts throughout the country, Open Time of year unveils the often hidden and systemic injustices minorities encounter, and illuminates how discrimination in the courthouse devastates real families and communities. Chronicling a few of his most memorable legal fights, this amazing litigator shockingly makes very clear how our bodies is devised for several people to eliminate as well as others to earn, and, using proof and facts, exposes how it is legal to harm-with the intention to destroy-people of color.

Crump presents a cogent analysis of legal tenets, like the 13th Amendment, the 1951 Genocide Petition towards the United Nations, and controversial Stand Your Surface laws and regulations. He compares how race detrimentally affects sentencing, and reveals how law enforcement unions protect officers who take unarmed civilians. He also makes very clear how budget cuts for education, the proliferation of guns, and high unemployment prices all directly donate to higher crime prices.

America must live up to its promise to protect the rights of its people equally, Crump maintains. Thoughtful, well-reasoned, and powerfully persuasive, Open Season information one man’s life mission preserving the hard-won justice for all those.