Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is 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 mentions that social science arguments have been used in the courtroom for civil rights cases. 
Lots of lawyers were involved.
The citizens had to study the issue
Somebody suggested some kind of reasons regarding this case.
There was a consensus about affirmative action.
A judge major in history in college.
A few constitutional lawyers would be examined
Racial profiling and secret evidence go hand in hand
People were in agreement over affirmative action.
He had some knowledge in law
civil rights law need to be enforce intermediately. 
The writer has a law degree
The context was written by a lawyer.
Racial profiling is a significant problem, according to the the person in this excerpt.
The degree promoted religious rights. 
Affirmative action is a hot topic.
If a lawyer knows copyright law, he is qualified to practice intellectual property law as well.
The writer has firsthand experience of being singled out because of race.
The professor had training in domestic law only, but hopes to have training in international and constitutional law some day.
Legal specialists are the right people for the job.
There is an attorney referred to in the text.
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.
Consider not majoring in political science or sociology. The social sciences can give you a solid background for civil rights laws
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 a solid background for injury rights laws