5 Laws All New Black Entrepreneurs Should Know
Small businesses drive the American economy. Despite their importance, the number of Americans starting businesses has declined over the past thirty years. Though fewer Americans are starting businesses overall, people of color are opening businesses at a record-breaking pace. The United States Black Chambers of Commerce states, “In 2012, there were 1.9 million Black businesses. […]
The School to Prison Pipeline: What Black Parents Need to Know
As mentioned in our last post, parents are preparing their families for the new school year. Though most parents and children look forward to the new school year, no parent looks forward to notes or calls about behavior issues. While all parents dread these conversations, Black parents have more reason to be concerned. For African […]
The Legal Rights of African American Children in the Classroom
August means Back to School. While all parents will need to purchase school supplies, schedule physicals, and reestablish bedtime routines, some parents must prepare to fight for their child’s right to learn. Students with learning challenges have the right to special assistance in the classroom. This article will give an overview of the legal rights […]
African American Law Students: 5 Tested Tips for Success
Let’s not mince words: Law school is not fun. Even those enrolled at a law school with the most pleasant, welcoming students and faculty will be required to work harder and longer than they ever have in any academic setting. Because law school is so difficult, it is a very stressful experience. Unfortunately, it […]
Dog Ownership: Legal Rights and Responsibilities
Dogs are the most popular pets in America. Thus, it is no surprise that dogs are also popular in African American households. Though dogs bring joy to their owners, they also bring many responsibilities. The Labrador you love could make you legally liable. Your collie could land you in court. This post will discuss some […]
Judge Kavanaugh’s Record: What African Americans Need to Know
Last month, Justice Anthony Kennedy’s retirement created an unexpected vacancy on the Supreme Court. This week, Trump announced his choice to replace him: Judge Brett Kavanaugh. Kavanaugh, 53, has served as a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit since 2006. Though Judge Kavanaugh hasn’t served for long, his […]
