Follow Law School, Bar Association and Law Library Twitter Lists for Black History in the Law
Law Schools and Bar associations are sharing some excellent stories as part of black history month.
The easiest way to follow these stories of black law students, professors, lawyers, judges and other legal professionals may be Twitter – and the Twitter lists I created for law schools and bar associations.
You can follow the Twitter list for law schools here and bar associations here. Add the law librarians and law libraries list too, they often share the most interesting stuff.
You can follow the #blackhistorymonth hashtag on Twitter, but the stories shared will not be limited to the law.
Here’s a few of the stories I’ve seen this month.
As we celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth, “The History of Wisconsin’s Black Lawyers” is a must-have. The book from @WAALawyers is helping to keep these histories alive.#blacklawyer #legalhistory #wisconsinlawyer #wisconsinlaw @WisconsinLaw https://t.co/ZLshAxbUQb
— State Bar of Wisconsin (@StateBarofWI) February 4, 2022
We are paying tribute to Black leaders who have made a difference in our field and society as part of Black History Month. This week we are honoring Hon. Macon Bolling Allen, the first African-American licensed to practice law in the U.S. Learn more: https://t.co/DOcI1TFe1x pic.twitter.com/lbYBoCeiHI
— UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law (@UNHLaw) February 7, 2022
Roy Evans on why Black History Month is one of his favorite times of the year, https://t.co/MsiE3BBwDM.#blackhistorymonth #blacklawyer #diversityinlaw #wisconsinlawyer #wisconsinlaw pic.twitter.com/9xoZSG7Acw
— State Bar of Wisconsin (@StateBarofWI) February 7, 2022
Twitter lists really enable you to hone in on the information you’d like to see and engage the people and organizations with whom you’d welcome building relationships.
#Blackhistorymonth included.