What do other people genuinely get from this data? Besides "here are more gender and race stats to quibble over and divide you while the political class robs you blind" ?
I’m hoping we get back to the world of embracing equal opportunity without assuming racism or sexism when distributions aren’t 1:1.
This article has some interesting stats which go beyond “look how all rich people are white men.”
To a huge population, preferential differences directly and fundamentally imply bias. You see the data and say "see, X", they see the same data and say "see, Y."
The better data to find would be average salaries and debt loads of lawyers for non t14 schools.
I know a paralegal who wanted to become a lawyer, did the research on the reality of the job market, and instead got into project management doing ediscovery and makes as much as a mid level partner at a big law firm.