Bridget Harris said she has done “everything right” in her life.
She graduated from college, went through law school and became an accomplished lawyer. But because of the color of her skin, there are still times she feels unequal, she said.
“When will we all be equal?” Harris asked the crowd gathered at Vestavia Hills City Hall on June 5. “Why can’t we all be equal? I literally have the same heart. I have the same eyes.”
Harris said she has been screaming…
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