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100 Black Women Lawyers Go Live on Zoom Call | Afro

  • Jun 3, 2020
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100 BLACK WOMEN LAWYERS GO LIVE, MAKING HISTORY WITH ZOOM VIDEO CONFERENCE CALL ABOUT INJUSTICE

Nationwide (BlackNews.com) — Meet Attorney LeTonya F. Moore, who recently made history after she organized and hosted the first-ever online video conference with 100 African American female lawyers.

It was called the Order in the Court Forum (Watch it on Facebook), and it provided a safe space for female lawyers of color to have crucial conversations about injustice, racism, discrimination, and other unique challenges they face as women in the legal field.

The main objective of the forum is to commemorate the true essence of the Black woman attorney: intelligent, powerful, wise, nurturing, and strong.

Moore shares, “The biggest outcome from the forum was that this conversation was a long time coming and viewers enjoyed seeing women, especially Black women come together.

To join the Order in the Court Forum Network, go to:

connect with LeTonya for Mentorship, go to:

the Organizer

LeTonya F. Moore is an award-winning entrepreneur and former federal government attorney who serves as a mentor to Black female attorneys and professionals seeking to establish their unique marketplace authority.

Source: Afro | The Black Media Authority

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