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Sep. 7, 2018
Report outlines racial and gender bias in the legal profession
A study by the American Bar Association says women and people of color face obstacles in the legal workplace.
Women and people of color experience bias at higher rates than white men in all aspects of the legal profession, including hiring, mentoring, networking and compensation, according to an American Bar Association study released Thursday.
Women of color reported the highest levels of bias across different workplace situations. In the report, 63 percent of women of color said they had to prove themselves more to receive the same level ...
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