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Short bio · about 60 words

Lawrence Totimeh Jr., known as Agent Kodak, is a U.S. Army combat veteran, program coordinator and civic educator. He teaches everyday people how power works, how to get answers in writing, and how to hold the people they elect accountable. He holds an M.S. from Virginia State University and is a TEDx speaker.

Courte biographie · en français (traduction)

Lawrence Totimeh Jr., connu sous le nom d'Agent Kodak, est un vétéran de combat de l'armée américaine, coordinateur de programmes et éducateur civique. Il apprend aux citoyens ordinaires comment fonctionne le pouvoir, comment obtenir des réponses par écrit et comment demander des comptes à leurs élus. Il est titulaire d'un master de Virginia State University et intervenant TEDx.

Lawrence Totimeh Jr. in a gray suit with a Liberian flag lapel pin
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Marchers in Washington, D.C. carrying Justice for Nolan Wells signs

March for Nolan Xavier Wells ("One March. Fifty States."), Freedom Plaza, Washington, D.C., Nov. 1, 2026. Lead organizer: Tyler. Photo credit (required): @therealchancemeeting. Web size; for a full-size file, email hello@lawrencetotimeh.com.

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Lawrence leading chants on a megaphone at the Justice for Nolan Wells march in Washington, D.C.

Lawrence on the megaphone at the Justice for Nolan Wells march, Washington, D.C., Nov. 1, 2026. Photo credit (required): Bill Lee Photography, @billleephotography. Web size.

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More from the Justice for Nolan Wells march, Washington, D.C., Nov. 1, 2026. Photo credit (required): @c.l.a.i.r.e.s.a.v.a.r.y on Instagram. Web size.

Lawrence Totimeh Jr. with a megaphone raised at the Justice for Nolan Wells march
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Lawrence Totimeh Jr. leading chants in the crowd at the Justice for Nolan Wells march
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Lawrence Totimeh Jr. on the megaphone with Justice for Nolan Wells and Justice for Kohen Wiley signs behind him
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Long bio · about 150 words

Lawrence Totimeh Jr., known online as Agent Kodak, is a Liberian American civic educator, social justice advocate and U.S. Army combat veteran who served in Iraq. After more than ten years as an educator, he now teaches civics to the people school skipped: how government actually works, who holds power, and how ordinary people can hold it accountable.

His lessons turn public records into plain, visual explainers. His campaign On the Record for Nolan asks every member of Congress one question in writing about the death of Nolan Xavier Wells: yes, no or silent. His free Know Your Public Servants tool lets anyone type in their address and save their elected officials to their phone.

Lawrence holds an M.S. from Virginia State University and has spoken at TEDxSinkor. He is based in the Washington, D.C. area. His message is simple: the power of the people is greater than the people in power.

Quick facts
  • Name: Lawrence Totimeh Jr. (Agent Kodak on social media)
  • Based: Washington, D.C. area
  • Work: Civic educator, program coordinator, social justice advocate, speaker
  • Service: U.S. Army, Baghdad, Iraq, 2011 (Operation New Dawn)
  • Education: Virginia State University: B.S., graduate certificate, M.S.
  • Reach: 750K+ views across platforms in the 12 months to Oct. 7, 2026. 15K+ Instagram followers as of Nov. 4, 2026. 10K+ Facebook followers and 1,200+ YouTube subscribers as of Nov. 2, 2026.
  • Social: @AgentKodak on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook
  • Note: He is an educator, not an attorney.
As seen in
  • Los Angeles Times, 2020: his photo led an investigation into police tactics at the George Floyd protests
  • The New York Times, 2020: images of him marching
  • ESPN First Take, 2020: protest footage
  • TEDxSinkor, Monrovia, Liberia
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