Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: How to become a civil rights attorney<br>Consider majoring in political science or sociology. The social sciences can give you a solid background for civil rights laws, especially since many major civil rights cases turned on social science arguments. [substeps] Most civil rights attorneys specialize in one issue, or on preserving and strengthening the rights of a particular group.
The author implies that a knowledge of civil rights laws is useful in becoming a civil rights attorney. 
obviously civil right should be enforced
The writer has a law degree
A judge major in history in college.
A few constitutional lawyers would be examined
People were in agreement over affirmative action.
Racial profiling is a significant problem, according to the the person in this excerpt.
The context was written by a lawyer.
He had some knowledge in law
The degree promoted religious rights. 
There is an attorney referred to in the text.
The writer has firsthand experience of being singled out because of race.
america need to deal with the issue of racial profiling
Legal specialists are the right people for the job.
The speaker has a high regard for case law
People benefit by having their rights preserved.
This context is about hiring a civil defense lawyer
The speaker in the excerpt feels racial profiling is a problem.
The connection between race and fairness still has a journey to make.
The speaker believes that many social issues are caused by poverty and inequality, and that by addressing that root cause we can in turn solve many problems.
You and other victims are permitted to join together to file a class action.
Hopeful that new systems will give people more retention of their rights. 
Consider majoring in unpolitical science or sociology. The social sciences can give you a solid background for civil rights laws
Consider majoring in political science or sociology. The social sciences can give you an unsolid background for civil rights laws
Consider majoring in political science or sociology. The social sciences can give you a solid background for injury rights laws