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American Black Journal
Wolverine Bar Association's Barristers' Ball Returns
The Wolverine Bar Association's major fundraising event, the Barristers' Ball, has returned after a two-year pandemic-related hiatus. Ahead of this year's ball, titled "The Come Back," host Stephen Henderson talks with the association about its importance to the African American legal community in Michigan and how it supports aspiring lawyers and judges. Episode 5016/Segment 2
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