Pronouns are Personal

by Sandra Yamate She/Her/Hers   Have you been receiving emails where the sender’s signature block includes objective, subjective, […]

Making the Transition to Black Lives Matter

By Glenda Berg Sharp   I have been quiet the past 4 weeks, but that doesn’t mean I […]

When the Legal Profession Tries to Create an Inclusive Workplace Environment for Bisexual People

By Bendita Cynthia Malakia Global Diversity & Inclusion Lead Hogan Lovells US LLP   In May, I had […]

Identity: Neither a Single Journey Nor a Universal Story

By Bendita Cynthia Malakia Global Diversity & Inclusion Lead Hogan Lovells US LLP Here’s another question posed as […]

The Genie is Out of the Bottle

by Sandra Yamate We’ve always had some rabble-rousing, don’t-take-any-s**t, types within the Asian American legal community. Often, they’ve […]

Being a B: Choosing One’s Letters in an LGBTQ+ Community

by Bendita Cynthia MalakiaGlobal Diversity & Inclusion Lead, Hogan Lovells Recently, I gave a web talk on bisexuality […]