About
I am an Assistant Professor of African American History at Luther College in the Africana Studies and History Departments. I graduated with a PhD from Michigan State University in 2010 and completed a post-doctoral fellowship at the University of Kentucky from 2010-2012. My research and teaching interests are black thought in the interwar era, black internationalism, black women’s history, the global anti-apartheid movement, and LGBT history.
Research
In my book and article manuscripts and publications, I argue that “interracialism” was one of the most important political theories of race relations in the interwar era.
Artwork
In the bits of time I am not teaching, writing, researching, or serving the life of the college, I play with paint and glue.
