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DESCRIPTION:Join us as Professor Trina Jones\, the Jerome M. Culp Distingui
 shed Professor of Law at Duke University School of Law\, takes us on a jou
 rney to understand colorism and its impact on society\, and particularly t
 he legal profession. Professor Kathy Taylor will lead us on a moderated di
 scussion of colorism with Professor Jones.  \n\nCT CLE Credit: 1.25 CLE Cr
 edits (Ethics) are available for attendance at this event.\n\nClosed Capti
 oning will be available during the seminar presentation for virtual attend
 ees.\n\nTo learn more about this event or to register\, please visit the l
 ink provided below.
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SUMMARY:Constance Baker Motley Speaker Series: Colorism Matters: Skin-tone 
 bias and the DE&I and Belonging Conversation
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