William B. Bryant was once told by his grandfather that he would "have to work twice as hard to go half as far as a white person." Following that advice, Bryant became the first African American prosecutor permitted to try cases in Washington's federal courthouse, where he had been barred from using... -
A Modest Servant of Law and Life
William B. Bryant was once told by his grandfather that he would "have to work twice as hard to go half as far as a white person." Following that advice, Bryant became the first African American prosecutor permitted to try cases in Washington's federal courthouse, where he had been barred from using...-
By William B. Schultz