William Trevor

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    William Trevor is a third-year Criminal Justice major at California State University, Sacramento. A strong advocate for equality within the criminal justice system, he plans to attend law school to further his commitment to advancing justice and systemic equity. Beyond his academic pursuits, William aspires to become an author and has written works of historical fiction examining large-scale systemic injustices. He is particularly interested in using narrative as a means of preserving history through the lived experiences of marginalized communities.

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