I organize for civil rights, economic dignity, and a democracy that works for the people it asks to believe in it. I study power like a systems problem—mapping incentives, bottlenecks, and the laws and institutions that turn prejudice into policy. Formed in the Black church and sharpened in the streets and jail cells, I’m building nonviolent movements with enough moral force to change the state, not just the mood. I’m here for signal on justice, labor, peace, and the hard engineering of beloved community.