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When I think of these men and women, I think of my mother, a niche constituent in the most extreme sense. I think of all terminally-ill Americans, who are denied crucial accommodations as the status quo. I know that changing these norms goes beyond staging rallies, informing the masses, and engaging elites. It will require steadfast legal counsel with a strong personal stake. Because of my mother, I can see beyond the publicity and dollar signs ((cheesy term))). I see a collective wrong which must be made right.

As a law student, I hope to supplement my priorpolitical experiences, giving equipping myself with the necessary tools to fight for change in the healthcare or public policy sectors. I can work as an attorney, practice as a lobbyist, or even someday run for public office. Law is more than profit margins and corporate interests. It is a vehicle through which we can help the downtrodden and right prior wrongs. (((This is fluff. You've already conveyed this information without sounding cheesy))) Whatever I choose to do, a degree from XXXXX Law School will enable me to work on behalf of the public. I have the passion. All I need is the education.