Aretha Delight Davis L'97
BY SALLY FRIEDMAN |
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That passion for advocacy became a tipping point when
Davis was considering her future professional options. “I was
really worried about where I’d fit in professionally, and I was
pretty sure it wouldn’t be in a traditional law firm. I thought I
was too ‘different.’”
Davis’ litmus test became the issue of boots. Yes, boots. “I
loved my cowboy boots,” she admitted, “and I wanted to be in a
place where I could feel comfortable wearing them...”
This young woman with the crusading spirit was thrilled to
find that an established Philadelphia firm was committed to the
same things she was, was willing to have her delay her commitment
to the firm for the two years she spent with the Pennsylvania
Health Law Project — and would indeed accept an associate
wearing cowboy boots.
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