After compiling the experiences of minority attorneys who earned legal educations at predominantly white law schools into an award-winning documentary, the attorney behind the project is now directing a second expose.

Partnering with Relentless Visionary Films, filmmaker and IP attorney Evangeline M. Mitchell is again casting jurists of color to share their experiences, but this time as law graduates of historically Black universities and colleges.

Becoming Black Lawyers II

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