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Alphonso David on the Global Black Economic Forum, Protecting Democracy and Civil Rights, and Why Principles Matter in Inconvenient Times
The journey of a true civil rights leader often begins not with a choice, but with a challenge – a formative and catalyzing moment that proves to be incendiary and puts someone on the path to justice. Can you imagine
The Fragility of the Rule of Law: Shaylyn Cochran Joins the Legal Lens Podcast to Discuss the Unprecedented Fight for Civil Rights and Democracy
It is a sobering reality – as we anchor ourselves in the current political moment, many people feel like the foundation of American democracy is being tested like never before. Across the nation, we are witnessing a relentless rollback of
Attorney Rachel Rossi Joins the Legal Lens Podcast to Discuss Judicial Appointments, the Importance of Supporting Nonprofits, Coalition-Building, and More!
I had the pleasure and privilege of welcoming a pivotal leader at the intersection of law, policy, and progressive advocacy to The Legal Lens Podcast: Attorney Rachel Rossi. For those of us in Los Angeles, Rachel’s name is likely well-known
AI & Employment Law Update: Harper v. Sirius XM Radio, LLC
Technology is re-engineering every aspect of the workplace, including how we find and hire talent. Businesses of all sizes are increasingly turning to Artificial Intelligence (AI) to streamline hiring, from sifting through thousands of resumes to conducting screenings. Embracing innovation
Yolanda Caraway Joins the Legal Lens Podcast to Discuss the Rise United Network, Content Creators, & the Future of Democratic Politics
I had the pleasure and privilege of welcoming a living legend to The Legal Lens Podcast for a riveting and revelatory discussion: the esteemed political strategist, change agent, and co-author of the award-winning book For Colored Girls Who Have Considered
What is National Disability Employment Awareness Month? Key Considerations for Employers and Employees As We Observe this Month.
Every October, National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) serves as an opportunity to celebrate the many contributions of American workers with disabilities, both past and present, while also raising critical awareness about the legal and social framework that ensures and
Attorney Nana Gyamfi on the Black Alliance for Just Immigration, Immigration as a Tool for Authoritarianism, and More!
We were honored to have Movement Lawyer Nana Gyamfi join the Legal Lens Podcast to discuss the urgent and often overlooked issues at the intersection of immigration and racial justice. While conversations surrounding immigration often revolve around Latino and Hispanic
Attorney Nse Ufot on Humanizing Immigration, Southern Politics, the Success of the New Georgia Project, and More!
We were thrilled to have the Attorney Nse Ufot join the Legal Lens Podcast to discuss key legal issues that impact Americans nationwide. A first-time guest who is sure to become a fan favorite, Ufot is a visionary leader known
Michelle Hudgins on Voting Rights, Civil Rights, and More
From redistricting fights to debates over the U.S. census, the very foundation of American democracy is under constant pressure. We have been intentional over the last six months about broadening our guests to a national roster to gain a better