(Credit: pui_bunny/Shutterstock.com) Now Casting: HBCU Law Grads Sought for Docu-Series Directed by Attorney
"They will be asked to discuss their reflections on why they went to law school, why they chose to attend an HBCU law school and why they selected the specific school they attended," said filmmaker and attorney Evangeline M. Mitchell.
January 27, 2023 at 10:54 AM
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Diversity
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.
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