When black women are educated about law they are inspired to be apart of the decision making for laws and policies that seem to impact their communities the greatest .

Dats Law, a card game, aims to inspire the next generation of lawyers, lawmakers, judges, and everyday black women to advocate for themselves in a world  where factors like over-policing, discrimination, and implicit biases have historically marginalized them.

With black women's incarceration rates soaring 525% since the 1980s, according to the Sentencing Project, due to systemic issues,

Dats Law seeks to address the lack of investment in their legal education, fostering a more just and equitable society.