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The road to success can take many unexpected forms, but for Afrika Owes, a mother and ex-prisoner America, achieving his dream of becoming a lawyer is a struggle. His story became Viral On learning that he had given his approval Bar exam In his first attempt.
Owes, a third-year student at Fordham University School of Law, posted a video TikTok Shows his reaction on knowing the February exam results on 25th February. A video recorded on a phone call with his brother and his best friend captures the perfect moment for Oves Find out if you passed the exam Her immediate response is to jump and cry for joy.
more than 3 million views Within days, the video resonated with many, particularly as it revealed that Oves not only passed the test on her first try, but did so as a mother and ex-prisoner. Along with photos of her 4-year-old son and deceased mother and grandmother, her success is a testament to strength, determination and family support.
A story of progress
O’s path to law was not easy. At age 17, he was arrested and charged with conspiracy in a gang-related case in Harlem. He was sentenced under the New York State Youth Offender Program. Spent six months in jail from Rikers Island and years on probation. However, after completing two years of college, her probation was revoked and she was adjudicated a juvenile delinquent, allowing her to move forward with her life and her dreams.
Although he strayed from his path, Oves attributes his ability to give back to his loved ones and his community in Harlem. They never gave up on her. He hopes his story inspires others who have made mistakes to move forward and pursue their dreams. Owes’s success is notable because the bar exam pass rate is particularly low for black people.
A bright future
Owes is scheduled to graduate on May 20, 2023, and hopes to pursue tax law. Pursue a career as a judge. With the support of his family and friends and the inspiration of his late mother, Owes is ready to make a difference in the legal world.
Fordham Law School Dean Matthew Tiller described Oves as a A positive force for the university community and expressed excitement for his future. By sharing her story, Oves hopes to inspire others and show them that regardless of the past, the future is always bright.
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