Social justice work is what I do, it is me.... Having had the experience of standard legal practice, I felt as though my soul was being deadened. Although it was intellectually challenging, there was the learning curve and all that, but it didn't make my heart sing. What I do now - I wake up and I'm happy to go and do what I do. Everybody's given a small piece of life energy and if you feel good about how you're using it, that's what counts.

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