My journey toward law began not in a classroom, but on the streets of my hometown, where I witnessed firsthand the impact of unjust laws on vulnerable communities. Growing up in an area where access to education, healthcare, and legal resources was limited, I saw how societal inequalities were perpetuated by the very systems that were supposed to protect people. This inspired me to pursue a career in law, with the goal of challenging and reforming the legal structures that contribute to inequality.

Throughout my college years, I immersed myself in courses and projects related to civil rights and social justice. I joined the college's Human Rights Club, where I had the opportunity to organize events focused on raising awareness about discrimination, poverty, and inequality. One of my proudest moments was co-organizing a symposium on racial discrimination in the criminal justice system, which brought together activists, lawyers, and students for a productive discussion on how to create legal reforms.

In addition to my academic pursuits, I gained practical experience through internships with organizations focused on criminal justice reform and poverty alleviation. Working with clients who had been wronged by the system, I learned how vital legal advocacy is in empowering individuals to demand their rights and hold authorities accountable.

By studying law, I hope to become a part of the movement for legal reform and work toward creating a system that is truly fair for all people. I am eager to build on my experiences and use my legal education to fight for social justice and equity in every aspect of society.