Temple Law BLSA

']['Law Black Law Students Association. Please contact [email protected] with inquiries/concerns.

[JoAnne Epps @TempleEpps]

Congratulations, @templelaw's women of @lawblsa, Class of 2018.

[Rep. Joanna McClinton @RepMcClinton]

#Earlier thrilled to celebrate my childhood friend's graduation from @templelaw!! #ClapForALawyer 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏿👏🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏾🙌🏾

[JoAnne Epps @TempleEpps]

We celebrated the accomplishments of several black attorneys last week with @lawblsa. Congratulations to all of the award and scholarship winners: Kassem Lucas, Donna Bullock, Rasheedah Phillips, Carlton Johnson, Ebony Wortham, Osazenoriuwa Ebose and Prince Thomas.

[Temple Law School @TempleLaw]

Professor Donald Harris Delivers Friel-Scanlan Lecture, Arguing for Improvements in Copyright Law. https://t.co/5Tx4A79BlE

[Temple Law BLSA @lawblsa]

Don’t miss our Annual Award Ceremony and Celebration this Thursday April 19th! We hope to see you there.

[Temple Law School @TempleLaw]

The Temple National Trial Team turned in an impressive performance at the tenth annual Capitol City Challenge, advancing to the semi-finals and picking up the tournament’s Professionalism Award. https://t.co/OfdYLWTk24

[Fox Rothschild @FoxRothschild]

Kudos to Fox Diversity Committee Co-chair Prince Thomas, named 2018 Professional Mentor of the Year by Temple’s Black Law Students Association! @lawblsa https://t.co/ZC0WlHQldT

[JoAnne Epps @TempleEpps]

Way to go, @templelaw! No other school had as many faculty or as many articles published in the American Journal of Law in 2017, nor in the top 20 rankings. A really fabulous showing by our international law faculty, and wonderful recognition for their great work.

[Temple Law School @TempleLaw]

Final Score 41-34! ITS A THREE-PEAT 🔥🏆🔥 #DeansCup2018

[Temple Law BLSA @lawblsa]

Congratulations to our BLSA Advisor, @templelaw Professor Donald Harris, on being bestowed with the 2018 Friel-Scanlan Scholarship Award!

[Temple Law BLSA @lawblsa]

Join BLSA this Wednesday April 4th at 12pm for a conversation with Juan Thomas, the President of the National Bar Association.

[Temple Law School @TempleLaw]

Happy Birthday to Cecil B. Moore (LAW '53), a Philadelphia lawyer, civil rights activist, and Temple Owl!
[📸 Pictured at Temple University with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in 1965.]

[Temple Law BLSA @lawblsa]

Our annual Minority Report is today at 5pm in K2B!

[Temple Law BLSA @lawblsa]

Black History Month Leaders: Day 28. Bell Hooks is an author, activist, and feminist. Hooks is a proponent of intersectionality and she advocates for feminism to be more inclusive of black women and their experiences. Bell Hooks’ first and best known work is “Ain’t I a Woman?”

[Temple Law BLSA @lawblsa]

Black History Month Leaders: Day 27. Maya Angelou is a renowned poet and civil rights activist. Angelou’s first and best known work is I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings. Maya Angelou passed in 2014, but her legacy continues to live on.

[Temple Law BLSA @lawblsa]

Black History Month Leaders: Day 26. Alicia Garza is one of the founders of the Black Lives Matter movement. The movement was spurred after the acquittal of George Zimmerman in 2013. Garza is also an editorial writer with publications in Rolling Stone, Huffington Post, and more.

[Temple Law BLSA @lawblsa]

Black History Month Leaders: Day 25. John Lewis has served as a U.S. Representative since 1987. Congressman Lewis is also a prominent civil rights leader. He was the youngest of the “Big Six” leaders that organized the March on Washington, and one of the original Freedom Riders.

[Temple Law School @TempleLaw]

Congratulations to our '09 grad, Marcel Pratt! #TempleProud https://t.co/Vlk0wxRh6X

[Temple Law BLSA @lawblsa]

Black History Month Leaders: Day 24. Maxine Waters has served as a U.S. Representative since 1991. She is the most senior African American woman in Congress. Congresswoman Waters received the nickname “Auntie Maxine,” when she became a leader in the opposition of President Trump.

[Temple Law BLSA @lawblsa]

Black History Month Leaders: Day 23. Joy-Ann Reid is a political analyst for MSNBC and host of “AM Joy.” She is also the author of the book “Fracture: Barack Obama, the Clintons and the Racial Divide,” co-editor of “We Are The Change We Seek: The Speeches of Barack Obama”.