By Michael Grinthal* If in the last 45 years you have read a law review article about, attended a conference on, or taken a course about lawyering for social change, then you’ve come across the phrase “community lawyering” (or "rebellious lawyering," or “critical lawyering,”[1] or "law and organizing"). The meaning of community lawyering can sometimes seem difficult to pin down – after all, it’s difficult to summarize 45 years of unruly critical reflection on everyday legal practice, and many …
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