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  • Good Morning America shared how Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's ultra-casual look at a TED Talk showed the double standard for how women and men dress at work. 
  • Fashionista provided Madewell's Summer 2019 lookbook.
  • Refinery29 reported that the Steve Madden slip-on platforms everyone had more than a decade ago are back (but many sizes are already sold out).
  • Refinery29 also offered advice on what to do when your partner experiences a dramatic career change.
  • The Wall Street Journal suggested how young employees should manage their expectations for advancement — and how their supervisors can handle unrealistic requests.
  • The Ladders provided reasons why you should be grateful you didn't get the job.
  • The Ladders also explained why you should reevaluate your career every three years.
  • Quartz at Work offered guidelines for boundaries at the office.
  • Business Insider provided five things millennials could do to build wealth like rich people.
  • Huffington Post shared an essay by Haley Moss, Florida's first openly autistic attorney.
  • io9 described the energy vampires (whom you might recognize from your own office) who are the real monsters on the new FX series What We Do In The Shadows.
  • Your “Thing That Makes You Go Hmmm” of the Week: Above the Law detailed how Kim Kardashian plans to become a lawyer in California.
  • Your Laugh of the Week: SNL offered an ad for a new (?) store for women afraid to make a statement with their clothes.

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9 Comments

  1. I’m no great fan of the Kardashians but I’m sick of seeing people bashing her for trying to be a better advocate. They’re going to hate her no matter what she does, as evidenced by the fact that getting an education apparently “makes people go hmm.”

    1. I think what she’s doing is fine, but really can’t stand her bragging about she gets legal concepts in “two seconds”. She lacks humility. And I would feel the same about ANY new law student who said that.

      1. +1 — good for her if she wants a law degree. It’s the superior attitude that’s the problem.

    2. +1
      She’s probably putting in more effort to advocate for the changes she wants to see than the keyboard warriors bashing her.

      1. Look at Haley Moss. The Huffington Post article highlighted that she is the first practicing autistic lawyer, and she’s won a ton of awards. She will probably be MARRIED before us also, but that is b/c she is spectacular! The Kardashian’s father was a lawyer in the OJ case, but I wonder if they would really be up for doing all the work the we do. It’s not all fun and games, and they should know that b/f enrolling! YAY!!!

  2. But why take the easy (easier?) way out? Why not enroll in law school full or part time like everyone else who doesn’t have enough fame to find lawyers who can devote hundreds of hours to someone else’s education? Or do it, but acknowledge that it is your fame/money that makes it possible.
    At least she’s doing something positive for the world.

    1. I don’t think Kim ever graduated from college, so she would not be able to attend a traditional law school.

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