The current social movement in our country that requires us to confront and bring an end to race-based discrimination has amplified the urgency of this question. Posing it demands that we consider how to make changes in our own behavior and thought processes to effect long-term, and not just of-the-moment, change.

The fact that we, as young lawyers, are asking this question is revealing. It shows that we are not content with the status quo, but also lets you in on a little secret: many of us have no idea what tangible steps we can take to ensure we, as a society, as a profession, and as individuals, continue to make forward progress. We’ve pulled together this collection of tips, tricks, and stories, to serve as a guide for those who, like us, sometimes find themselves at a loss for what comes next.

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