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Stephen Bright
Stephen B. Bright (born 1948) is president and senior counsel for the Southern Center for Human Rights and teaches at Yale Law School. served as director of the Southern Center for Human Rights from 1982 through 2005, where he developed a national reputation〔American Bar Association, Thurgood Marshall Award, History of Award and Past Recipients ()〕 as an opponent of the death penalty and advocate of the right to counsel for poor people accused of crimes. He has taught at Yale Law School since 1993.
==Early life and education==
Bright grew up on a family farm in Boyle County, Kentucky, the son of a cattle and tobacco farmer. As a student at Boyle County High School, he was a sports writer, writing stories for The Advocate-Messenger. He began his undergraduate studies at the University of Kentucky (UK) in Lexington in fall 1965. He became involved with student government, switched his major from journalism to political science, and was elected student body president in 1970.〔Bill Peterson, "Straight Radical," ''The Courier-Journal and Times Magazine'', November 15, 1970, pp. 10-15, 49.〕 Entering that office in a turbulent time of student demonstrations against the Vietnam war, the outspoken and controversial Bright earned a reputation as UK's "first liberal activist student president."〔Joe Ward, "Steve's still stormy," ''The Courier-Journal'', April 11, 1971, pp. B1, B11.〕 He received his B.A. and Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the University of Kentucky.
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