Barriers

Breaking Barriers: Overcoming Access Denials in Digital Spaces

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Teen Shatters Age Barriers, Becomes Nation’s Youngest Practicing Lawyer

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Los Angeles, CA — A remarkable legal milestone has been achieved by Haley Taylor Schlitz, a 19-year-old from Texas, who distinguished herself as the youngest practicing lawyer in the United States after passing the California bar exam. Schlitz’s achievement marks a significant moment not only in her career but also within the broader legal community, reflecting shifting dynamics in legal education and early professional achievement. Schlitz’s interest in law emerged unusually early. She graduated from public high school at age 13 and promptly enrolled in community college, later transferring to Texas Woman’s University from which … Read more

Breaking Barriers: Exploring the Phenomenon of Denied Digital Access and Its Broader Implications

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St. Louis Repeals Outdated Nighttime Ban on Barber Shops, Breaking Barriers for Black Businesses

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St. Louis, Missouri – Night owls in need of a trim or a fresh shave will soon find it easier as St. Louis repeals an old law that previously prohibited barbershops from operating past 10 p.m. This outdated regulation, largely understood as targeting predominantly Black-owned businesses, limited how late these shops could serve their communities. The change is not only an effort to modernize business operations but also a strike against what many see as a racially biased law. The ordinance in question dates back over a century, originally instated with the claim of preventing … Read more