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By Michelle M. Ng

“End Racism at HLS” Sign - A sign reading “IT’S TIME TO END RACISM AT HLS,” signed “HLS STAFF,” hangs right above the portraits of black law professors that had been defaced with black tape in November. By Michelle M. Ng

Crowd at HLS Community Meeting - Harvard Law School students, staff, and faculty joined Dean Martha L. Minow at the third community meeting on race in the past three weeks on Friday afternoon. By Michelle M. Ng

Amy E. Soto - Amy E. Soto, a staff member at Harvard Law School, calls for the creation of a diversity and inclusion office at a community meeting on Friday afternoon. “We see that we’re not represented,” she said. “When I come to work, I ask, ‘Am I welcome here?’” By Michelle M. Ng

Invitation for Minow - Joehn J. Favors, a second-year student at Harvard Law School and Winthop House tutor, invites Dean Martha L. Minow to respond at the community meeting on Friday afternoon. By Michelle M. Ng

HLS Dean Minow - Harvard Law School Dean Martha L. Minow listens and takes notes as students voice their opinions during the community meeting on Friday afternoon. By Michelle M. Ng

Post-its on HLS Professors’ Portraits - Post-it Notes with positive messages continue to border the photographs of black Harvard Law School professors after their portraits were defaced with black tape in November. By Michelle M. Ng

Harvard Law School students, staff, and faculty joined Dean Martha L. Minow at the third community meeting on race in the past three weeks on Friday afternoon.

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