James Felton Keith (JFK) is an engineer, labor economist, author, and recipient of a 56th Annual NAACP Labor Award. He is the Founder of InclusionScore and Chair of the Workforce Service Management Institute. His research focuses on financializing human rights, the economics of data, artificial intelligence, and the future of work, culminating in 15 books. In 2017, he became the first openly Black LGBTQ candidate to seek federal office in the United States by running for Harlem’s Congressional District.