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How to welcome transgender lawyers into profession

Ellie Krug
Ellie Krug, an attorney who heads non-profit Call for Justice, at MPR studios in 2015. Krug works in the Twin Cities to increase access for low-income people to the civil legal system.
Tom Weber | MPR News

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Ellie Krug, an attorney who heads a non-profit called Call for Justice, works in the Twin Cities to increase access for low-income people to the civil legal system.

In the most recent issue of the William Mitchell Law Review, Krug wrote about how to welcome transgender lawyers into the profession. The issue was focused on LGBT law issues.

Krug spoke with MPR News' Tom Weber about the issue.