In 1997, she arrived in New York with $400, no place to live and a dream. While it sounds like a clichi, for Stacey M. Gray, a young black woman who became a civil rights sole practitioner, it was a reality. That summer, she eventually found work with a civil rights attorney. Since then, her career -- and dream -- have taken off. "My vision is so clear to me," she said. "And luckily God protects children and fools."
January 26, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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