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James Lott
Location: Prairie View, TX United States
Birthday: Jul 18th
Joined: Nov 24th, 2008

About (request update)

Born and raised in Texas, lived in California for 4 years, youngest of 4 siblings.

My Interview Question

How do you see yourself giving back to and uplifting the black community after college?

Current Whereabouts:

Hip-Hop Music, Writing poetry, Political activism, Basketball, Martial Arts, Boxing, Cardio

Life & Professional Aspirations:

My destination in life is to become a freedom fighter and a revolutionary in defense of the Afrikan (black) community. I hope to get a Law degree and become a public defender for the poor, an activist for Afrikan prisoners of war and against the prison industrial complex, but I also want to teach History to high school students, and one day buy land, grow food, and assist the poor with affordable food and encourage a healthy lifestyle among Afrikan (black) people. I am confident that I will be victorious.

Education (request update)

Prairie View A&M University class of 2011

Undergrad Major: Criminal Justice

Claim To Fame:

Being the youngest member of my family (and the only male) currently attending college. I will be the first member of my family to attend Law School upon graduating in 2011.

Most Memorable Moment:

Making the Honor Roll and Dean's List my Freshman year, Seeing Tavis Smiley, Dick Gregory, and Elaine Brown (Black Panther Party) speak to the campus, and taking classes that enabled me to think critically.

High School: Bellville High School in Bellville, TX class of 2007

Activities & Accomplishments:

Varsity Basketball, Debate Team, Amnesty International, co-founder of my own student organizations (Activists for Universal Human Rights and the Malcolm X Club for Black Cultural Unity)

Best Memories:

Being a free-spirited individual who may not have had the most popularity, but had all the self-confidence and ambition of someone who was determined to be successful at whatever I set out to do.

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