Not seeing any Hispanics in the white-collar world is nothing unusual for Rafael Santiago. Hispanics are often unfamiliar faces on court benches and in law firms and law schools. But, as the soon-to-be seated president of the Hispanic National Bar Association, Santiago envisions a change in the color of the legal landscape. "It's very important that people know what we can do and how we can be a part of the system," said Santiago. "There's a lot we have to offer."
May 12, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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