University of Miami School of Law students Ronnie Graham and Jordan Rhodes speaking at a seminar today on racist police brutality and what lawyers can do about it.
"Nothing can prepare you for being a black law student, and having to read case opinions written by racist justices and hold them in high regard because it's the law," one University of Miami student leader said in Tuesday's webinar on racist police brutality and what attorneys can do about it.
June 02, 2020 at 05:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Business Review
George Floyd. Breonna Taylor. Philando Castile. Eric Garner. Michael Brown.
These were just a handful of the many names that underpinned a public discussion via Zoom on Tuesday about racist police brutality that the University of Miami School of Law said it hoped would be a springboard to action.
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