Harvard Black Law Students Association

HBLSA Statement on the Harvard and the Legacy of Slavery Report

Our full statement can be accessed via the link in our bio.

Reposted from 2/25 with correction.

We couldn’t be prouder of our Harvard BLSA Alum, Judge Jackson.

While this is not BLSA’s official statement, the words of were too great to not share! Thank you again, Anna, for letting us share with our BLSA Community!

ATTENTION ALL CURRENT BLSA MEMBERS, ALUMNI, & FRIENDS:

We invite you to join us April 6th and 7th for a celebration of Harvard BLSA’s 50th Anniversary! It will be a weekend full of events to celebrate our past and look towards our future.

View the HBLSA 50th Anniversary webpage at https://orgs.law.harvard.edu/blsa/harvardblsa50/. There, you will find the full schedule of events and list of keynote speakers and special guests.

Don’t miss out—register at HarvardBLSA50.eventbrite.com TODAY!

Today is World AIDS Day, and Harvard BLSA is wearing RED, united in the fight against the spread of and stigma surrounding HIV! ❤️

As for tonight? We CELEBRATE! Join Harvard BLSA for our annual Holiday Party at 7pm in Harkness South! It's sure to be a festive evening of soul food, family bonding, and lots of photos! ❤️

Attire is casual dress, but don't forget to wear black and/or white for our seasonal family photo! 📸

Harvard BLSA is looking forward to seeing you THIS FRIDAY at our annual 1L Job Fair, featuring over 70 employers with offices all over the world! All Harvard Law students are welcome, so please be sure to tell a friend! 👔💼👠

Petty Politics Ep. 2!!

Petty Politics Ep. 2: Gorsuch, Syria | Pepsi, United, K-Dot Our goal is to create an atmosphere that respectfully and openly addresses mainstream, common, and controversial opinions on important sociopolitical topics such as race, gender, criminal justice syst

Please join us for the 34th Annual Harvard Black Law Students Association Spring Conference, “RESISTANCE: Redefining Our Protest, Reclaiming Our Narrative, and Restating Our Purpose.” This year's conference seeks to explore the idea of resistance, and how it can lead to revolutionary change, particularly in the legal profession.

Taking place over the course of two days, attendees will experience panels, a keynote dinner, an after-party, and a youth summit. The conference concludes with the inaugural "Black Brilliance, Black Joy: A Celebration of Business and Culture" business expo.

Conference and "Black Brilliance, Black Joy" expo guests include DeRay McKesson, Symone Sanders, Damilare Sonoiki, David Banner, Dianna Williams & many more!

Spring Conference is Harvard BLSA's largest event of the year. It represents an opportunity for BLSA members, faculty, and alumni, as well as other law students and members of the community to come together to discuss the ways in which their unique talents and experiences can shape their actions to support the Black Community.

IT'S HERE!!!!
Harvard Law's Black Law Student's Association Presents:
PETTY POLITICS the FIRST EVER HBLSA PODCAST!!
THEME: Sociopolitical commentary- hot topics/ current events
HOSTS: Briana Williams
Cam Clark
GOAL:
Our goal is to create an atmosphere that respectfully and openly addresses mainstream, common, and controversial opinions on important sociopolitical topics such as race, gender, criminal justice system disparities, immigration, welfare reform, challenging neoliberal solutions, intersectionality, the wealth inequality, gap, systematic socioeconomic immobility, and MORE.
Our 'Petty' segment will address pop culture issues to give you all an idea on how entertainment and policy intersect!
LISTEN BELOW AND SHARE SHARE SHARE WITH YOUR FRIENDS!

Harvard BLSA students talk Healthcare, HBCU's, Tomi Lahren, Remy Ma/Minaj Beef, and more! Our goal is to create an atmosphere that respectfully and openly addresses mainstream, common, and controversial opinions on important sociopolitical topics such as race, gender, criminal justice syst

• Serving our Sisters: Catering at Rosie’s Place • Rosie’s Place, Boston, MA, 10:30am-1:30pm

We will conclude the week by preparing and serving lunch, under professional staff supervision, for 150 women at Rosie’s Place, the first women’s shelter in the United States. Transportation provided. Limited slots!