Antoine Marshall

Antoine, a Raleigh resident for 26 years, has a strong connection to the community. After graduating from Wake County Public Schools and Southeast Raleigh Magnet High School, he delved into politics through internships with Congressman James Clyburn and Congresswoman Donna Christensen while at Claflin University. His educational path led him to Wake Forest School of Law, where he obtained his law degree. As a licensed attorney since 2012, Antoine has been a vocal advocate for various community causes, working in roles such as a Sergeant-at-Arms and legislative assistant in the North Carolina General Assembly. With eight years of experience as a Staff Attorney for Legal Aid of North Carolina, he has focused on assisting the most vulnerable individuals in the state. Antoine currently runs his own practice, the Law Office of Antoine G. Marshall, and remains actively involved in organizations like the Angie Kennedy Educational Foundation and the Southeast Raleigh Community Development Corporation. With a passion for advocating for housing affordability in rapidly changing communities, Antoine's experience positions him as a dedicated advocate for those in need.