Dante King is an author, legal expert, and Adjunct Assistant Professor at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science. He specializes in anti-racism organizational development, notably collaborating with the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to establish the citys first Office of Racial Equity. He holds a Human Resources Management Certification from San Francisco State University.
Beyond his academic and policy work, Dante has a deep passion for music, which he describes as his first love. Growing up, he sang in the San Francisco and Oakland Boys Choirs and later wrote and produced his own songs, a side of his life he has recently begun to share publicly.
Unique fact: Dante was instrumental in codifying new law in California through his work as an expert legal witness in the 2023 case, People v. Finley.
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