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This month is Women’s History month and to start off we would like to feature TACDL’s first woman President Ann C. Short. As TACDL’s past president Ann still devotes her time to TACDL.
1 week ago
This week for Black History month we are featuring TACDL member Courtney Teasley!!
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“Many people, maybe most, would be forgiven for putting a challenging upbringing in the rearview mirror after achieving success. Courtney Teasley, Esq. is not among them. Growing up in East Nashville (pre-gentrification) and attending the Metro Nashville Public Schools, Ms. Teasley experienced firsthand the challenges endemic to one of the several populations she now most proudly serves.”
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Ms. Teasley has been recognized for the work with a Metro Nashville Public Schools Academy Partnership of the Year Award in Health and Public Services. She also received the TACDL’s Massey-McGee Trial College Advocacy Award.
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Courtney is the Chair of TACDL’s Equality and Justice Committee and the Chair of the NAACP’s Legal Redress Committee.
@cteasleylawfirm
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“Many people, maybe most, would be forgiven for putting a challenging upbringing in the rearview mirror after achieving success. Courtney Teasley, Esq. is not among them. Growing up in East Nashville (pre-gentrification) and attending the Metro Nashville Public Schools, Ms. Teasley experienced firsthand the challenges endemic to one of the several populations she now most proudly serves.”
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Ms. Teasley has been recognized for the work with a Metro Nashville Public Schools Academy Partnership of the Year Award in Health and Public Services. She also received the TACDL’s Massey-McGee Trial College Advocacy Award.
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Courtney is the Chair of TACDL’s Equality and Justice Committee and the Chair of the NAACP’s Legal Redress Committee.
@cteasleylawfirm
