Law School IS my Personality

EPISODE · Oct 21, 2025 · 44 MIN

Law School IS my Personality

from Pursuant to Justice

In this premiere episode of Pursuant to Justice, your host Terri T invites listeners into an intimate conversation about identity, ambition, and resilience in the pursuit of law and justice.Blending intellect with introspection, Terri reflects on what it truly means to be a Black woman navigating law school , a space historically designed to exclude her, while finding purpose and power in the process. She explores the myths and realities of law school, the hierarchy of prestige that defines the legal field, and the micro-aggressions that still shape the experience of underrepresented voices in professional spaces.Through vulnerability and sharp social analysis, Terri shares how education has become both her lens and her lifeline. She explores how curiosity can anchor us amid chaos, and how the fight for representation is far from over.From the pressure of Big Law dreams to the politics of perception, this episode sets the tone for a podcast rooted in truth, courage, and conversation — where law, culture, and power collide.

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