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This time, a bully won

Yesterday morning, I had the unenviable job of explaining to a nine- and six-year-old that this time, a bully won.

35 Black women judges–and counting

This Black History Month, we can’t wait for systemic change to happen

For NAW and beyond, all women of color should have access to a quality, well-paying job

Today marks the start of the Ninth Annual National Apprenticeship Week. Apprenticeship Week is a national celebration of apprenticeships across industries – and the incredible power they hold to promote equity for the marginalized, create jobs, and rebuild our economy.

Finding Peace Among the Pieces

As a mother, a descendant of survivors of the transatlantic slave trade, an attorney and a person of faith I am compelled to call for an immediate ceasefire to the siege of violence inflicted on the people of Palestine. I call for each and every one of us to question any alleged justification of mass murder of our fellow humans...

Fighting for the liberation of our gente: Analisa's story