I am privileged. Social Justice begins with me.

Social justice has always been a concern of mine in all forms. Whether it is deliberate or implicit discrimination based on color, gender, gender identity, age, wealth, or other bases our society should strive and meet the needs of a balance such that every individual has an opportunity and an equal voice.

While I am privileged in many ways, I personally experience some social injustice based on my gender and perception of mental health.

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