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Immigration experts and advocates say undocumented people living in the U.S. are falling through the cracks during the pandemic.

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. DARE TO CHANGE A DECADE CONSTANT: The Need To Increase Black Lawyer Representation in the Profession is Long Overdue As Black History Month comes to a close, and even as we continue a reflective look in the review mirror of 2020, what is revealed are collective lessons. Lessons learned not only from the disturbing and violent deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery, among other Black Americans who were killed at the hands of law enforcement but also from the civil unrest t...

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Senior Policy Analyst Kelsey Bolar is a senior policy analyst at Independent Women’s Forum. She is also an editor of BRIGHT, a morning newsletter for women, by women, a contributor to The Federalist, and a senior fellow at The Steamboat Institute.  She is a frequent guest on Fox News, Fox Business, and was featured as a speaker on the 2018 CPAC panel, “#UsToo: Left Out by the Left.” Previously, Bolar worked for The Daily Signal and The Heritage Foundation as a senior writer and producer. There, she co-hosted the weekly podcast, “Problematic Women,” produced videos that received mil...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: "The bias that I face as a woman of color has become the elephant in the room. It means that I have to keep proving myself to clients, peers, superiors, and subordinates, even after each success. Sometimes others assume that I am not a threat because they don't see me as a real contender for business or leadership roles. I am not seen as a viable team member until I prove that I am. Then, even once I get buy-in from others, there are those who doubt my abilities or wait for me to fail. I feel like I have to try harder than white [me...