Constance Baker Motley was a trailblazer for Black female attorneys! She broke many glass ceilings and is responsible for much of the integration of public universities in the south. Listen to this episode and get inspired, legislators! #BlackFridaysThe Trials of CBMEqual Justice Under Law Autobiography - The Autobiography by Constance Baker Motley learn more about Constance Baker Motley here.
Episode 5 is all about "Shooting Your Shot" with Law schools. This episode will help you prepare to submit those applications with confidence. Alaysia discusses what her process was like, and gives some tips and advice on what to do when you want to apply to law schools.
Alaysia covers the Biden Harris Inauguration and breaks down Biden's first day as the 46th President of the United States.https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/
Alaysia's top 12 Christmas picks for the Legal Queen in your life!12. Pandora Charm11. Law School Merch (HUSL, SULC, Georgetown)10. Keurig9. Legal portfolio8. Scales of Justice Wine Set7. Gavel Necklace6. Scales of Justice Necklace5. Lawyer Bangle4. Defy the Odds3. BGDL Tumbler2. Apple Watch/ Giftcards for professional wear1. Apple iPad with Apple Pencil
Alaysia discusses the RHOP as season 5 premiered last Sunday.
Alaysia talks about the LSAT flex and reflects on her LSAT flex experience after taking the July LSAT flex.
Learn more about the reason Alaysia wants to be a lawyer by following her passions throughout her career thus far.
Alaysia reflects on the SCOTUS decision on 7/8/2020 to extend contraception coverage exemptions for employers. Planned ParenthoodBirth Control fast factsLSU Women's Center LSU Women's Clinic LSU SHC Insurance
Quarantine, LSAT, summer classes, and summer jobs. Alaysia breaks down how her June went, by analyzing how she has maintained a routine contrary to the pressure and temptations quarantine brings.
Alaysia sits down with AJ, her youngest sibling to discuss his fears and challenges as he transitions to high school (0:00 - 14:52). Alaysia talks with AJ about the impact Armaud Arbery has had on her, outlining some shared frustrations(14:52 - 36:19).
Alaysia reflects on her summer working with BlackOutLSU, America Votes, and Legislayte. She reflects on the political climate of the U.S. and briefly talks about her plans for her senior year at LSU.
2020 marks 100 years since the 19th amendment was ratified granting women the right to vote. Alaysia talks the ERA, Kamala Harris being nominated (Ahh!) and about women's rights in 2020.
Alaysia discusses the terms vote-by-mail and absentee ballot voting, and reflects on the importance of voting with November less than 100 days away.