State Bar of Texas president Larry McDougal, who started a firestorm with comments about Black Lives Matter, has announced a plan to advance diversity to heal the division he caused.
September 25, 2020 at 05:28 PM
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To address online comments that offended many attorneys, State Bar of Texas president Larry McDougal will launch a new program that brings lawyers together to have open, frank discussions about race.
At the bar’s board meeting Friday, McDougal announced his diversity plan, which is meant to heal the division he created within the bar from Facebook comments in July about Black Lives Matter, and past online comments about that group and other topics.
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State Bar of Texas president Larry McDougal speaks to the board of directors at its virtual meeting Sept. 25, 2020. Image: Zoom via YouTube.
