I am deeply passionate about advocacy and civil rights. Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, I attended Southern Methodist University, where I earned two Bachelor of Arts degrees—one in English and another in Political Science—with minors in Public Policy and Human Rights. These academic pursuits, alongside my engagement in the legal field, solidified my commitment to advocating for social justice and equity.

Currently, I am pursuing my J.D. at USC Gould School of Law, where I will graduate in May 2026. As the President of the Black Law Students Association, Senior Submissions Editor for the Southern California Review of Law and Social Justice, and a member of the Intellectual Property and Technology Law clinic, I am honing my ability to address complex legal challenges while refining my advocacy, leadership, and analytical skills.