Big Law leaders can be spokespeople for social change, but it is not about them, nor using their pulpits to impose their views on or cancel the views of others. If Big Law leaders wish to speak, they must do so by clear and consistent actions which express their values over an extended period of time.

Actions, Not Words

As a good example, allyship and leadership are action words.

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