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Head2Toe Magazine & Entertainment graphic promoting “Why Black Professionals Should Pursue Legal Careers” by Lucy Reed. The design features a photo placeholder and highlights how legal careers can build wealth, influence and lasting change in Black communities.
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The Case for Black Professionals Pursuing a Legal Career: Building Wealth, Power, and Community Through Law

There is a reason so many of the most powerful and transformative figures in Black history had legal training. Thurgood Marshall argued Brown v. Board of Education before the Supreme Court. Constance Baker Motley was the first Black woman appointed to the federal bench. Charles Hamilton Houston, called the man who killed Jim Crow, built the legal strategy that dismantled segregation decades before it was … Continue reading The Case for Black Professionals Pursuing a Legal Career: Building Wealth, Power, and Community Through Law

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Tiers Free Homeschool Cooperative. Tiers Free operates as a program under the Dr. Annise Mabry Foundation and was founded by Dr. Annise Mabry,
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Tiers Free Homeschool Cooperative to Graduate 189 Students Who Once Gave Up on Education

This Saturday, 189 students who never thought they’d finish high school will walk the stage in Waynesboro as homeschool graduates of Tiers Free Homeschool Cooperative. Tiers Free operates as a program under the Dr. Annise Mabry Foundation and was founded by Dr. Annise Mabry. She created the program in 2012 to homeschool her own children after seeing how traditional schools failed them. She opened it to the public in … Continue reading Tiers Free Homeschool Cooperative to Graduate 189 Students Who Once Gave Up on Education

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