Admitted Students Weekend is a wrap! We are so grateful for all the admitted students who joined us here in Durham for the weekend, and for Professors Jim and Doriane Coleman as well as Ebony... https://t.co/uYo1EOQAkw
Congratulations to Mrs. Rochelle Newton and 2L Melanie Walker, both of whom took home awards at this year’s Julian Abele Awards. The Abele Awards recognize members of the Black community at Duke... https://t.co/J0bd3scJfB
Kye Allums became the first openly #transgender athlete in @NCAA Division 1, when he came out while playing for @GWTweets in 2010. Read more about Kye and other incredible #LGBTQ Black athletes. #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/2Il0IkQJRo
Thanks to @DukeBLSA for letting me teach a fake law school class today. I was inspired by your questions and ideas and can’t wait for you to make all the things legal that I put on my list
Gurtrude E. Rush (1880 –1962) was the first black woman admitted to the Iowa bar, and the only woman founder of the National Bar Association in 1925.
#BlackHistoryMonth#BlackLawyersMatter
The National Bar Association holds the Gertrude Rush awards in her honor. ✊🏽✊🏿✊🏾