Description

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Despite a long-standing commitment to diversity and inclusion, creating a more diverse bar has been challenging for the legal profession. And this begs the question "why?" Does the profession find itself in the precarious position of having self-imposed barriers in place that work against its best efforts, are outside factors beyond the profession's control inhibiting progress, or is it a combination of the two? Fix It: How History, Sports, and Education Can Inform Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity Today cites historical and current references and the latest research to address these questions and much more.

About the Author

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Prior to joining Capital One's diversity and inclusion leadership team, Kenneth Imo led diversity for two international law firms and was in private practice for approximately a decade. Kenneth began his legal career in the United States Air Force Judge Advocate General Corps as a captain. Kenneth lives in Alexandria, Virginia, with his wife Jennifer, daughters Olivia, Cecilia, and Juliet, and dog Julio Jones.