I won't tell you that it's gonna be okay.

I won't tell you that it's going to be okay.

Welcome to another episode of the Bakari Sellers podcast.

Today I'm actually in Greenville, South Carolina, which is weird in itself,

but working on some cases, I have an amazing guest. I have Judge Rhonda Willis. How are you doing today?

I'm doing great, Baccari, how are you? First of all, you have the best Zoom setting that I've seen.

Okay, so I'm literally sitting at my dining room table with my living room in the background so okay.

There you get a 10 out of 10.

Get a 10 out of 10.

Look, we start each one of our episodes by having our guests walk us

through the arc of their career and your

suspend private practice and now television. Talk us through the arc of your

career from your first job out of law school to what you do now. So my very first job out of law school I was a judicial

clerk with the Texas Supreme Court I spent a year doing that and then I went to work at a

really big law firm, Vincent and Elkins. And I was there for seven

years and left and started my own law practice. And my law practice I focused on handling cases primarily involving employment

settings but representing plaintiffs, representing everyday people

and really being a champion for women's rights

and the rights of people of color.

So I've handled tons and tons of sexual harassment cases, gender discrimination cases, race discrimination cases, wage disparity, failure to pay wages.

I've also handled a lot of sex assault cases

as well as other personal injury cases.

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