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Critique of Professional
Warning: This blog post is not professional. But it is real. Can you deal with it? You say I’m “not professional enough.” I hear “you are not white enough.” Profession-al. It’s such a capitalist word, imbued in the disciplining of Read More …
Mark Your Calendar for May 6: A Benefit to Raise Awareness for the DREAM Act and Safe Schools
One of the best things that came out of moving to Washington D.C. is the number of wonderful friends I have made out here. Some of them, along with some awesome law school mates, are holding a fundraiser for me Read More …
Officially a 2L
I should be out partying with other law school friends right now. Instead, I’m holed up in my studio wondering about how to pay for law school next year. (Unlike U.S. citizens and legal residents, I cannot get loans for Read More …
Irony
I received a random call from Legal Language telling me that I was receiving second place in some kind of contest. I could not recall what it was and then I remembered this really bad immigration law blog post I Read More …
Embracing the Colonial
Shockingly, this isn’t a post about post-colonialism unless you read beyond the text and unearth a sub-text. I’ve been in Washington D.C. for several days now thoroughly detesting the humid weather in this swampy city while checking out housing. It Read More …