About Kit

Historian. Attorney. Mediator. Teacher. Researcher. Artist.

My work explores the meeting place of human institutions, mythic imagination, and emerging technology. I am a Washington State-barred attorney with a background in civil rights, Title IX, ADA, and emerging AI-related claims. I hold a B.A. in History from UCLA, where I served as External Vice President of the undergraduate student government.

I am a member of the Cherokee Nation and carry Na-Dené and Two-Spirit heritage. My contemplative life draws from multiple initiatory traditions, including Sufism, Thelema, Freemasonry, and Catholic formation. These are not contradictions — they are instruments in a single ongoing inquiry.

Geographically, this work has been shaped by time in Amman, Cairo, Istanbul, Portland, and Los Angeles. It has been shaped by courtrooms, classrooms, ceremonies, and conversations with AI systems at 2 a.m.

The Algorithmic Mission — the banner under which much of this work is organized — is built on a simple conviction: that the question of how artificial intelligence amplifies human intention is the defining legal, ethical, and spiritual challenge of our time. Everything else on this site orbits that question.

Areas of Work

• Civil rights litigation (Title IX, ADA, WLAD, § 1983)
• AI governance, policy, and ethics
• Native American sacred art and cosmological research
• Oracle deck and divination system development
• Speculative science and patent concepts (GENESIS Laboratory)
• Comparative mythology and initiatory studies
• Education law and curriculum design
• Adoption, foster care, and family formation

If you are here because of the legal work, the oracle decks, the AI writing, or the mythology essays — welcome. You are in the right place.