Nigerian lady becomes the first black female President of Harvard Law Review (photos)

Nigerian Harvard Law student, Imelme Umana, has been elected as the first black woman President of the Harvard Law Review. She is a doctorate student in Harvard

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Imelme Umana, becomes the first black woman President of Harvard Law Review

Umana who is a doctorate candidate at Harvard Law School class ’18, has served as chair of the Community Action Committee.

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She is also a board member of the Harvard Model Congress Boston and a research assistant at the school's hip-hop archive at the Du Bois Institute for African and African American Research.

The Harvard Law Review is a great achievement, being the president means she holds the highest position in the school.

Ex-US president, Barack Obama became the first black president of Harvard Law Review in 1990.

Black girl repping!

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