A Black female attorney recalls being told as an associate that she was being put on a case because they “need a Black face.”
A White male partner told a Latina associate, “you might not be the right person to argue before the Minnesota Supreme Court.”
A Black female associate recalls being the only woman and person of color in a trial and the only person whose objections were consistently overruled. Her colleagues noticed she was being treated differently—but did nothing.
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