We are joined by Amani Taha, a corporate lawyer, as she shares her journey of advocating for herself and her community as a minority in the legal field. Growing up in a conservative Muslim community, Amani navigated cultural shocks and stereotypes, ultimately thriving in diverse environments. She discusses challenges she faced, such as balancing her faith with professional expectations. However, Amani emphasizes the importance of speaking up and advocating for accommodations based on religious beliefs. She highlights the significance of affinity bar associations like the New Jersey Muslim Lawyers Association, offering support and mentorship to minority lawyers. Amani encourages others to embrace their identities, be the first in their communities, and not be afraid to speak out for their needs. Through her experiences, she underscores the power of representation and support networks in paving the way for future generations of diverse lawyers.