Below you will find material that is not affiliated with the symposium, but we have found tremendous inspiration from it.
In this video, four Black women share their thoughts about wearing natural hair as BigLaw attorneys. In order of appearance, the attorneys are: Rukayatu Tijani, founder of Firm for the Culture and a former BigLaw associate; Delilah Clay, legislative & regulatory advisor at Manatt Phelps & Phillips LLP; Rachel Boyce, associate at Cooley LLP; and Crystal Nwaneri, associate at Fenwick & West LLP.
Tracy Sanders, Esq. speaks on natural hair and the law in the release of her new book: Natural Hair in the Workplace: What are Your Rights?
If you are a woman who is wearing her natural Afro-kinky hair texture, you have probably heard about the fears of going natural because of how it will be perceived in the corporate workplace. You most likely also have heard some negative responses from those of your own race.
A day in the life of an Atlanta Attorney with a hair budget.
Nikki Walton (AKA "Curly Nikki") discusses why she started her now-popular blog in the first place, and shares a great hair care tip.
f you have natural hair, transitioning to natural hair, or interested in natural hair topics, this book is a must read. This book provides an overview of federal and state employment discrimination laws in the United States. You will learn more about rights and obligations related to natural hair as an employee. You may gain added knowledge and awareness as an employer. You may be inspired through real-life stories. Hypotheticals, case studies, and practical tips help you navigate natural hair in the workplace.
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