ABA Diversity And Inclusion Standard Looks Like It’s On Its Last Legs
It has been on pause since February.
It has been on pause since February.
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It had to happen at some point -- and it finally did.
First, we get rid of the logic games section. Next, the whole test!
Will it do much besides further enrage a tyrant? Probably not! But sometimes it just has to be said.
The ABA could prove they aren't retreating from diversity by immediately offering a scholarship meant for women.
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Bowing for none beside the rule of law!
Any mention would be too much of one.
Strange way to celebrate Black History Month!
They won't be done rooting out Diversity until every lawyer is a Midwestern man named Steven.
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For them, any mention of race would go too far.
What was the ABA thinking?
When SFFA v. Harvard was first decided, we were flooded with what were effectively solidarity posts — Biglaw firms and universities sent out statements reaffirming their steadfast commitment to fostering diversity no matter what the Supreme Court decided. Then the lawsuits happened. Since then, big-name firms like Morrison Foerster skipped the courtroom and decided to […]
Law students would receive more uniformity across classes, and more academic assistance if these new rules are approved.
As we navigate the crossroads of tradition and progress, it becomes evident that our choice of words can either open doors or build barriers.