民事权利律师Benjamin Crump讨论他的首部小说, *Worse Than A Lie*,关于NPR, 反映了他通过讲故事倡导正义和种族平等。 Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump discusses his debut novel, *Worse Than A Lie*, on NPR, reflecting his advocacy for justice and racial equality through storytelling.

民权律师Benjamin Crump在NPR与Ayesha Rascoe的访谈中, 讨论他的首部小说, Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump discusses his debut novel, *Worse Than A Lie*, in an NPR interview with Ayesha Rascoe. 虚构的工作探索了正义、种族不平等和法律制度等主题,借鉴了Crump为警察暴力和系统性种族主义受害者提供的现实世界宣传。 The fiction work explores themes of justice, racial inequality, and the legal system, drawing on Crump’s real-world advocacy for victims of police violence and systemic racism. 虽然没有具体说明情节和性格细节,但该小说反映了他对公民权利的终身承诺,并用讲故事来强调社会不平等。 While plot and character details are not specified, the novel reflects his lifelong commitment to civil rights and uses storytelling to highlight social inequities. 对话强调Crump从法庭辩护向文学表达的过渡, 强调叙事是改变的工具。 The conversation underscores Crump’s transition from courtroom advocacy to literary expression, emphasizing narrative as a tool for change.