The Juneteenth flag captures the enslaved's emergence out of the darkness and into the light. The flag’s colors are red, white, and blue, mirroring the American flag. Using the same colors signifies that the formerly enslaved people and their descendants were and are American citizens. The five-point star represents Texas, where Juneteenth began. The burst surrounding the star symbolizes a new beginning and the spread of freedom. The arc across the flag signifies a new hori

Introducing WRBLSA Connect : A Social Network Tailored for Excellence! Are you ready to connect, collaborate, and conquer your goals in...

“When we take care of each other, we survive”—Nikkita Oliver Black Lives Matter. Black Lawyers Matter. Black Leaders Matter. This letter...

Join the 2020-2021 WRBLSA Executive Board today! The application can be accessed here: https://tinyurl.com/wrblsa2021.

Join WRBLSA at our 52nd Annual WRBLSA Awards Gala at Southwestern Law School on January 11, 2020. Our Keynote Speaker is Jayne Kennedy.

Black Women Lawyers Young lawyers Committee will be hosting a student loan workshop titled "Key Strategies for Managing Student Loans &...

This WRBLSA alumni and 2018 USD Law graduate was just elected as the 2019 Miss Black California USA. She was the 2016-17 WRBLSA Director...

"Jackson is currently a real estate manager for the City of Carlsbad and three years prior, he was property manager for the City of...

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Submission by WRBLSA Vice Chair, Caleb Green

Noe Merfled Undergraduate Institution: University of Washington Hometown: Seattle, WA Law School: Seattle University School of Law ​ Why...

This upcoming election is the most important election of our lifetime. It is time for underrepresented groups, especially black...

In October of 2016, Professor Nancy Shurtz, a law professor at the University of Oregon School of Law, was photographed wearing blackface...