I don't feel strongly either way about the vulgarity, but I do think it's a damn shame that so many aspiring lawyers not only fail to recognize that people have different accessibility needs (including the ability to access private spaces for studying) but also feel compelled to publicly shame others when they advocate for themselves. Law and life could benefit from a little more kindness, empathy, and understanding of people with different experiences and needs.

Came here to see if others were having the same issue. I was going in circles for 5 minutes on BR only to realize it I attributed "her" in "her opinion" to Medina not to Kay so I thought it was Medina sharing her own opinion, not Medina sharing Kay's opinion.

God forbid we assume mayoral candidates can also be female based on ambiguous language

where can I find the option to print this exercise?

I see it in some of the other skill builders, but not on this one. Since the skill-builders don't save or have highlight options, I prefer to print them out to annotate on paper so I can refer back to them

#feedback