Smith, J. Clay, Jr. Black women lawyers are not new to the practice of law or to leadership in the fight for justice and quality. Black women formally entered the practice of American law in 1872, the year that Charlotte E. Ray became the first black woman to graduate from an American law school.
Author: J. Clay Smith Jr. (ed.) · Original publisher: University of Michigan Press (1998)
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