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Sonia Sotomayor
07/02/10

Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor, interviewed in 2001, describing her journey from housing project to federal judge.

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Environment (Tamara)
12/18/08

“It’s a spiritual issue with me because this is Mother Earth and it affects me.”

Meet Tamara, she’s a 19-year-old Native American, and she wants to go to law school to become an environmental lawyer.

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Poverty (Adam)
12/18/08

“Homelessness is important to me because I really want to bring a voice to the people who are on the streets.”

Meet Adam, he’s a 20-year-old Caucasian/African American, and he wants to go to law school to bring a voice to the homeless.

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Bankruptcy (Avianne)
12/18/08

“There are a lot of families out there that are having trouble paying bills, making the mortgage. That’s an important issue to me.”

Meet Avianne, she’s a 22-year-old African American, and she wants to go to law school to help protect families from trouble.

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Animal Rights (Tiffany)
12/18/08

“There are so many animals all over the world that are abused and mistreated.”

Meet Tiffany, she’s a 19-year-old Latina student, and she wants to go to law school to make sure that animals are treated humanely.

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Intellectual Property (Ravi)
12/18/08

“I want to be a lawyer to make sure all intellectual property is protected.”

Meet Ravi, he’s a 22-year-old Latino/Indian student, and he wants to go to law school to protect artists from having their intellectual property stolen.