Magazine Stories: Milliken v Bradley:
The Northern Battle for Desegregation

Verda Bradley worked hard to ensure a bright future for her children. After growing up under the restrictions of Jim Crow laws in Knoxville, Tennessee, Bradley moved to Detroit seeking greater freedom and economic stability.

She was not alone. In 1940, two years before she arrived in Detroit, African Americans made up 9.2 percent of the city’s population. Just under 30 years later when her children entered school, almost 500,000 more African Americans had moved to the city, swelling their ranks to 44.5 percent of the population.

Comprehensive media plan: Calling for an end to undisclosed funding of judicial elections in Michigan

In the summer of 2013, the leaders of the State Bar of Michigan decided to try to put an end to the undisclosed funding of "issue ads" in judicial elections. Our senior managers put together a request to Michigan's Secretary of State Ruth Johnson, and I crafted a comprehensive media plan to make our request as well-known to the public as possible.
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Get the most out of social media for your law firm

I taught a beginning session on “How to Utilize Facebook for Your Law Firm” at 2014 ABA TECHSHOW in Chicago. This session was for people who had no idea how to utilize Facebook as a tool for marketing the work of themselves and their law firms.

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