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Justice Beyond the Bench: A Discussion About Race, Law and Leadership with the Honorable Lora J. Livingston
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“When you break a glass ceiling, there’s a lot of fresh air up there.”
This was just one of the many words of wisdom shared with Texas Young Lawyers Association by the Honorable Lora J. Livingston: a barrier-breaking judge, a pro bono champion, and the latest guest of the SHERO podcast.
In the next powerful episode of SHERO, we sat down with the Honorable Lora J. Livingston, the trailblazing first African American woman to serve as a district judge in Travis County, Texas. With a career dedicated to advancing justice and equity, Judge Livingston reflects on her personal “sheroes,” her inspiring journey to the bench and her passion for expanding access to justice. We dive deep into the intersection of race, law, and leadership, and explore how she continues to champion fairness and inclusion in the courtroom. Join us for a conversation that highlights the importance of representation in the judicial system and the work that still lies ahead to ensure justice for all.
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