I began my journey in law in August 2020. I chose to purse a legal education after two large epiphanies. 1. As an intern at Community Legal Aid in Akron, Ohio, I saw how law is not only big words and large lawsuits; law is the beginning of our fundamental human rights in America. It is the divorce papers and restraining order from an abusive ex-spouse; it can be the will written to ease a troubled mind of a parent unsure of their kids future when they're gone. It is a remedy.2. As an Arabic minor, I traveled to Morocco where I was able to view the world on a larger scale. I was able to meet new people on walks of life unlike my own. As I saw a big new world, I realized the negative ways law affects others through policy or regulation. I realized the constraints put on minorities, or rather the lack of benefit they saw in their lifetimes. Law is supposed to be blind, and I wanted to work towards that equal justice. I hope my legal education allows me to not only learn the law, but question it. At Kent State Universtiy, I studied Public Relations and Arabic. I have much of my undergraduate on public affairs and advocacy work within public relations. I have completed campaigns focused on increasing education on childhood trauma, diversity within communications fields, and knowledge of the First Amendment. At the University of Cincinnati College of Law, I continued to focus on advocacy work. I was named an Ohio Innocence Project Fellow and worked directly with individuals who were wrongfully incarcerated in the state of Ohio. Then, I worked at the Hamilton County Public Defenders' Office in the Municipal Division with my limited license. Finally, I began my legal career aiding foreign nationals immigrate to the United States in pursuit of employment.I spend the rest of my spare time backpacking and hiking, reading and continuing an active lifestyle.