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If in this moment of crisis, in this moment of conflict and controversy, in this

moment where democracy is being threatened, we remain silent. I don't think it's just

apathetic. I don't think it's just cowardly. I think it's dishonorable. And so if we are Americans

committed to a future, if we are Americans who believe

in freedom, equality, and justice, we have to now speak out. We have to do things. And we have to be

prepared. That may mean things get uncomfortable. But we have behind us generations who did those

uncomfortable things to make this nation the nation that it is

in hopes that we would continue that struggle. And so that's what I'm embracing in this moment.

Hi, everyone. I'm Katie Couric, and this is Next Question.

I've probably interviewed thousands of people over the years, but whenever anyone asks me who my favorite is, I don't even have to think about it. It's Brian Stevenson. He has an extraordinary presence in a way of taking the most painful and confounding issues we face as a country and helping us see them with clarity, perspective, and even a sense of hope.

Brian is the founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, where he has spent decades taking on

some of the hardest work imaginable, challenging racial injustice, mass incarceration,

and the death penalty. His work has given voice and dignity to people who are too often forgotten.

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