Davis Bozeman Law Proudly Sponsors Student Participation in the 4th Annual ATL Has Something to Say HBCU All-Stars Challenge

ATLANTA, GA—- Davis Bozeman Law is proud to announce its sponsorship of students and youth from the Clark Atlanta University Pre-Law Scholars Program, the Black Man Lab, and the Black Women Lab to attend the 4th Annual ATL Has Something to Say HBCU All-Stars Challenge, taking place Saturday, November 22, 2025, at the Georgia State University Convocation Center.

This year’s Challenge highlights the top high-school basketball teams, bands, cheerleaders, dance teams, and coaches across metropolitan Atlanta while connecting students to HBCU recruiters, college admissions teams, scholarship opportunities, and the Black Business Expo. The event is a major cultural and educational gathering centered on excellence, access, and opportunity.

Davis Bozeman Law Sponsored Pre-Game Educational Conversation at Clark Atlanta University on Wednesday, Nov. 19th

As part of our continued commitment to community empowerment and the development of future Black lawyers and leaders, Davis Bozeman Johnson Law also proudly sponsored: “HBCUs, Sports & The Law: Pathways to Leadership and Community Power” with CEOs, Travis L. Williams — CEO & Co-Founder, HBCU All-Stars LLC, Tamica Jones — Chief Assistant to GM, Atlanta Hawks, Peter Iwuh — Founder & CEO, Tykoon AI, Von A. DuBose — Founder, DuBose Trial Law.

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“By sponsoring attendance at the ATL Has Something to Say Challenge and supporting the accompanying educational discussion, we continue our mission to invest in the next generation of advocates, scholars, organizers, and community-centered leaders.” – Attorney Robert Bozeman, Managing Partner.

About Davis Bozeman Johnson Law

Davis Bozeman Johnson Law is one of Georgia’s largest Black-owned and operated plaintiff’s civil rights and personal injury law firms. We are committed to building and defending community, standing with families in their pursuit of justice, and training the next generation of movement-centered lawyers.

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