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Representative Ramirez introduces Dean Roscoe Jones Jr. during Black History Month recognition
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Representative Ramirez introduced Dean Roscoe Jones Jr., highlighting his decades of public service, leadership in legal education and civil-rights work, and national awards during a Black History Month presentation on the House floor.
Representative Ramirez introduced Dean Roscoe Jones Jr. to the House for a Black History Month presentation, citing Jones's long career in legal education, public service and civil-rights leadership. Ramirez listed Jones's teaching roles at major law schools, his decade of service on Capitol Hill, roles with the Department of Justice, and leadership posts including co-chair of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. Ramirez asked the House to "please join me in a warm house welcome in recognizing the powerful change maker Dean Roscoe Jones Junior."
Ramirez said Jones has been honored with awards including the National Bar Association's presidential excellence award and recognition on national legal lists, and noted Jones's service on boards and in fellowships that emphasize access to justice. The presentation was framed as a recognition of Jones's contributions to legal education and public service.
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