I grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a city known for its stark racial segregation.There, I learned the profound impact discrimination and harassment can have on individuals.These experiences shaped my worldview and ignited a drive to foster a just society.As a child and later as a young adult confronting these challenges, I was drawn to the intricate balance of justice and ethics. This interest led me to the University of Wisconsin at Madison, where I majored in Philosophy and Political Science.My academic journey culminated in an honors thesis on Aristotle's notion of particular justice in 'Nicomachean Ethics,' exploring the essence of justice in individuals and society.Law school at William Mitchell College of Law was the next logical step, a decision that marked a significant turn in my professional career. It was here that my commitment to making a tangible impact solidified.Since then, I've founded two law firms, including Wanta Thome, where my mission extends beyond courtrooms — at Wanta Thome, we strive to create a more equitable workplace and society.I invite you to join me in exploring the concepts of justice, employment law, and workplace culture.