Sentences with phrase «black woman judge»

Geraldine Hines and Margaret Burnham (first black woman judge in Massachusetts) were early staff attorneys.

In addition of having been one of my teachers in law school, she is also the first appointed black woman judge in the history of Quebec.

The appointments of Rita Jean Maxwell and Lori Beth Montague last Friday increase the number of black women judges in the province to eight.

Not exact matches

Disabled Canadian woman told to leave U.K. after 44 years, The Guardian Judge urges courts to consider racism against black Canadians when sentencing, Globe and Mail

Maybe justice and the good society are brought about precisely by lawyers and judges sending the jury out of the courtroom while they decide whether to admit the testimony of an old black woman who has been listening in on the whole trial of her son.

In the black church, women (and men) often judge the effectiveness of the worship service not on the scholarly content of the sermon nor on the ritual nor on orderly process.

Justice Sheila Abdus - Salaam, the first black woman appointed to New York State's highest court, and the first Muslim woman to serve as a U.S. judge, was found dead in the Hudson River off Manhattan yesterday afternoon, authorities said.

RIP Sandra Townes, a former English teacher at Corocoran High School who went on to become the first black woman appointed as a federal judge in the Eastern District of New York.

The first black woman appointed to New York State's highest court, and the first Muslim woman to serve as a U.S. judge, was found dead in the Hudson River off Manhattan on Wednesday afternoon, authorities said.

He has already made two appointments: Jenny Rivera, a Latina and law professor, (replacing Carmen Beauchamp Ciparick, his father's appointee and the first Hispanic judge on the court); and Sheila Abdus - Salaam, an associate justice in the appellate division, who is the first black woman to serve on the court, (she replaced the late Theodore Jones, an African - American appointee of former Gov. Eliot Spitzer).

Mr. Dietl, who is not a registered member of a political party, appeared to have harmed his candidacy during a Republican candidate screening last week when, in the final minutes, he compared a state judge to Mr. de Blasio's wife; both women are black.

Last month, Dietl compared the state judge, Debra James, to Mayor de Blasio's wife, and critics immediately called him racist, saying the only similarity is that both are black women.

«Judged purely as a piece of political management, Osborne deserves plaudits, as does his deputy, Danny Alexander, chief secretary to the Treasury.But credit will also go to a less well - known figure — potentially the most powerful black woman in public life, Sharon White, the Treasury's director general of public spending.

Women represented in the exhibit range from well - known figured such as Shirley Chisholm, the «unbought and unbossed» educator and congresswoman, and the cosmetics mogul Madam C.J. Walker to Constance Baker Motley, the first black woman to serve as a federal judge and Manhattan borough president.

I look for opportunities to wear my black moto jacket but often wonder that folks may judge «this woman of a certain age», but I don't care.

IM a young black women looking for that special someone to treat me well and won't judge me by the way i look, ive been through alot for the past 5 years and im looking for someone to accept me for me.

The black woman will be judged as being a traitor and a «sell - out» who has abandoned her brothers.

Women are known to be more religious than men in every race, however, black women are the most religious judging by the high level of religiosity of women in theWomen are known to be more religious than men in every race, however, black women are the most religious judging by the high level of religiosity of women in thewomen are the most religious judging by the high level of religiosity of women in thewomen in the USA.

Judging from her memoir, Dolezal genuinely can not understand why anybody would see anything remotely comic about a white woman deciding relatively late in life that she's Black.

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«We currently have bureaucratic code that oversteps statutes, statutes that overstep the constitution and we have men and women in black and white robes — we will refer to as «judges» — who have forgotten their proper lawful authority.»

On John's larger point about using grades because they're a «safe» measure, I'd simply remind everyone that there were bad old days, when applicants to firms were judged on factors that were less than meritorious, and so if grades, dumb as they are, do nothing else they force a law firm to swallow hard before declining to hire a Black woman with a fist full of A + marks.

Judge Green served as a Dade County Court Judge before her appointment as the first black woman Circuit Court Judge in the State of Florida.

The proportion of court judges who identify as black, Asian and minority ethnic has more than doubled since 2005, and the proportion of women in the courts judiciary has risen from 17 % in 2005 to 25 % in 2015.

Black Eyes All of the Time: Intimate Violence, Aboriginal Women and the Justice System (1999) with Brenda Comaskey; prefaces by Judge Murray Sinclair and Elder Mae Louise Campbell.

The history of Black lawyers, judges and professors in America precedes the Civil War, but the Reconstruction Era (1865 - 1877) and a national legacy of racism severely hampered the progress of Black men and women in the law, particularly in the South, through the twentieth century Civil Rights Movement and beyond.

She has been called upon to volunteer her expertise to many organizations including: serving as a Facilitator on professionalism for She's a BOSSE, an etiquette clinique equipping young ladies ages 12 - 17 for club memberships, organizations and scholarship interviews; Careeer Mentor for Black Career Women's Network (BCWN); as Region Six Representative for The National Résumé Writers» Assoc.; as a Competitive Event Judge for DECA: International Career Development Conferences; Mock Interviewer for SoCal ROC, Inc. and Résumé Analyst / Career Coach, for the National Society of Hispanic MBAs, Inc..