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Teach Your Children Well: A Midcareer Civil Rights Lawyer Takes His Three Teenagers on a Civil Rights Road Trip and Remembers Why He Does This Work
A family trip to historic locales that recall the civil rights movement can remind us poverty lawyers what brought us to this work and inspire us to continue. It can also remind us of the need to pass the torch to the next generation.
