Kwak recently gave $1 million to the Southern Center for Human Rights, an Atlanta-based group known for providing legal representation to people facing the death penalty and challenging human rights violations in prisons and jails.
January 23, 2013 at 03:50 PM
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James Kwak is just 43 years old, but he already has a long list of accomplishments to his name. He’s a University of Connecticut law professor, co-author of two books on economic issues and an entrepreneur who helped launch a successful software company.
Now he can add one more notch to his belt: big-time philanthropist.
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