Law Practice
Dec. 24, 2020
Law firms should recognize their ‘Rudolphs’
Take time to recognize and honor the different identities on your team
One of the most iconic and beloved symbols of the Christmas season is Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. But few know that this critter is the creation of Robert May, a Jewish man who in 1939 was commissioned by Montgomery Ward to create a coloring book for the children of its holiday catalog shoppers. The story of Rudolph is a fairytale for Jews in America: A kid like any other, but with something immutably different and identifying -- an unmissable nose -- who was excl...
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