Equal Justice Under Law Is Not a Reality, Says Merck CEO

Equal Justice Under Law Is Not a Reality, Says Merck CEO

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The video discusses the lack of access to justice for many people in the U.S., particularly in civil cases where having a lawyer is crucial for life, liberty, and happiness. It highlights the challenges faced by disadvantaged individuals and the vital role of legal aid lawyers and public defenders. The speaker emphasizes the need for corporate America and society to address these justice issues, especially in light of recent events like the George Floyd situation. The speaker also reflects on being a role model for African Americans in leadership positions, acknowledging the scarcity of representation in the Fortune 500.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is a major barrier to achieving equal justice under law according to the speaker?

Lack of public interest

Insufficient number of lawyers

Complexity of legal procedures

High cost of legal services

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How do most CEOs react when the issue of access to justice is discussed?

They are unaware of the issue

They propose solutions

They show little interest

They are highly engaged

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What recent event has highlighted the discrepancies between the country's ideals and realities?

The COVID-19 pandemic

The George Floyd situation

The presidential election

The economic recession

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Why does the speaker feel like an impostor in their role?

Due to their educational background

Due to lack of experience

Because of their rapid success

Because of the opportunities they received

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What is the speaker's hope for their role as an African American leader?

To gain more recognition

To increase personal wealth

To change corporate policies

To inspire others