by Patricia Moore Rosier (Editor in Chief), Rosalind Ray (Editor)
Celebrating 100 Years of Legal Legacy and Social Justice
This centennial publication commemorates the remarkable 100-year journey of the National Bar Association (NBA), the nation's oldest and largest network of predominantly African American legal professionals. Founded in 1925 to fight racial discrimination and uplift marginalized communities, the NBA has been a powerful force in legal advocacy, civil rights, and professional development.
Through compelling narratives, archival insights, and personal reflections, this book chronicles the visionary leadership, landmark legal cases, and pioneering programs-including the Crump Law Camp and International Affiliates Initiative-that have shaped the NBA's enduring legacy. From the courtroom to the classroom, from local bar associations to global alliances, this commemorative volume pays tribute to the individuals and institutions that paved the way for generations of legal professionals of color.
Whether you're a legal scholar, student, historian, or advocate for justice, this book offers a rich tapestry of stories that inform, inspire, and call us to action.
Number of Pages: 470
Dimensions: 1.38 x 11 x 8.5 IN
Publication Date: July 21, 2025
