Community Fund for Black Bar Applicants

Community Fund for Black Bar Applicants The Community Fund for Black Bar Applicants was founded by Octavia Carson, J.D. a 2020 law school graduate.

Our mission is to provide at least $500 to 100 Black bar exam applicants across the United States each year.

Quality beats quantity.How many productive hours do you usually study in a day? đź“š
06/11/2026

Quality beats quantity.

How many productive hours do you usually study in a day? đź“š

Not everyone is able to give financially—and that's okay.One share can help introduce our mission to someone who can.The...
06/09/2026

Not everyone is able to give financially—and that's okay.

One share can help introduce our mission to someone who can.

The Black Bar Applicant Fund supports aspiring Black attorneys by helping provide scholarships and resources during bar exam preparation.

📢 Share this post to help us reach more supporters.
🤍 Every share helps amplify our mission.

Rest is important! Have a great weekend!
06/07/2026

Rest is important! Have a great weekend!

Every bar candidate faces a different battle.What's yours? Comment below or vote in our story.đź’¬ You might discover you'r...
06/05/2026

Every bar candidate faces a different battle.

What's yours? Comment below or vote in our story.

đź’¬ You might discover you're not the only one facing it.

"What's that pin?"Sometimes change begins with a conversation.The BLACK LAWYERS MATTER enamel pin creates opportunities ...
06/05/2026

"What's that pin?"

Sometimes change begins with a conversation.

The BLACK LAWYERS MATTER enamel pin creates opportunities to discuss representation, equity, and support for the next generation of legal professionals.

One question.
One conversation.
One movement.

đź–¤ Join the mission.

đź“– The Power of Black Legal VoicesLong before social media and online publications, Black lawyers were creating spaces to...
06/04/2026

đź“– The Power of Black Legal Voices

Long before social media and online publications, Black lawyers were creating spaces to discuss justice, civil rights, and legal reform.

In 1908, Black attorneys helped establish legal publications and networks that amplified Black legal scholarship during a time when mainstream institutions often excluded them.

These platforms became essential for sharing knowledge, mentoring young attorneys, and advocating for change.

⚖️ Their message was clear:

If we are not included in the conversation, we will create our own.

Not everyone is in a position to donate—and that's okay.One of the simplest ways you can support our mission is by shari...
06/03/2026

Not everyone is in a position to donate—and that's okay.

One of the simplest ways you can support our mission is by sharing this post with your friends, family, colleagues, and community.

Every share helps us reach more people, raise awareness, and connect with potential supporters who can help fund scholarships for aspiring Black attorneys preparing for the bar exam.

Your voice can make a difference.

🤍 Can't donate today?
📢 Share this post.
⚖️ Help us support future Black lawyers.

Behind every attorney is a journey.The long study sessions.The sacrifices.The determination to keep going.This pin honor...
05/31/2026

Behind every attorney is a journey.

The long study sessions.
The sacrifices.
The determination to keep going.

This pin honors that journey while helping support future Black bar applicants.

More than a pin.
A purpose.

đź–¤ Get yours today.

Learn when to rest your mind and body. Have a great weekend!
05/31/2026

Learn when to rest your mind and body. Have a great weekend!

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300 Lenora Street, PMB 1750
Seattle, WA
98121

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