Elijah Gore

Born and raised in Jackson, Tennessee, Elijah Gore received a prestigious Presidential Scholarship to attend Tennessee State University. There, he immersed himself in the study of Political Science and was an active member of two distinguished organizations: The Great Debate Society and B.L.A.C.K. Inc., or Brothers for Love Achievement Culture and Knowledge.

Upon completion of his undergraduate degree, Elijah matriculated to Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco, California. His law school years were marked by involvement in the Black Law Students Association (BLSA) and a significant contribution to the Women’s Employment Rights Clinic. Notably, he authored a comprehensive manual aimed at educating At-Home Care Workers in California about their newly instated rights.

After earning his Juris Doctor, Elijah ventured into the professional legal arena, eventually specializing in Immigration Law. The practical skills he gained were matched by his fervor to advocate for marginalized communities. He is an active member of the Napier-Looby Bar Association in Nashville, TN, as well as the Tennessee State University Alumni Association.

Beyond his professional commitments, Elijah has a multifaceted life that includes a penchant for music production. He has successfully produced tracks that have found their way onto albums, amplifying his artistic footprint. Moreover, he volunteers as a youth soccer coach at local schools in Nashville, illuminating his commitment to community development.

As a person deeply invested in the intricacies of Politics and History, Elijah is ever in pursuit of knowledge and understanding, both as a professional and a community member.