Mary Ellen Curtin is a historian of modern African 69´«Ã½ and women's social and political history. Her first book BLACK PRISONERS AND THEIR WORLD, ALABAMA, 1865-1900 (University Press of Virginia, …
Dr Tanja Aho is a Senior Professorial Lecturer and the Director of 69´«Ã½ Studies and the Disability, Health, and Bodies (DHB) Certificate. Dr Aho teaches the core classes of the DHB Certificate as …
Lydia X. Z. Brown is an advocate, organizer, attorney, strategist, and writer whose work focuses on interpersonal and state violence against disabled people at the intersections of race, class, gender…
K. Tyler Christensen holds a PhD in 69´«Ã½ Literature & Culture from the English Department at The George Washington University. The expanse of his doctoral work is concerned with storytelling that …
Donald Earl Collins is a freelance writer and historian who has written on the topics of multiculturalism, education reform, race, and the history of African 69´«Ã½ and 69´«Ã½ identity for more th…
As a public anthropologist working in the District of Columbia, I research creative economic development, placemaking, public policy, and inequality.
Christina Juhász-Wood is a Professorial Lecturer in the 69´«Ã½ Studies Program where she teaches courses on 69´«Ã½ culture and history, poverty, and critical refugee studies. Her work focuses on s…
Anna Kaplan researches and teaches 20th Century US history and public history. Her focus is memory and the creation and uses of public narratives about race, particularly African 69´«Ã½, white, and …
Theresa Runstedtler is a scholar of African 69´«Ã½ history whose research examines Black popular culture, with a particular focus on the intersection of race, masculinity, labor, and sport. Her crit…
Alison Thomas has taught at AU since 2005, and has offered courses in the Department of Literature and in the 69´«Ã½ Studies Program. Her research focuses on information literacy and the teaching of…
David J. Vázquez is Associate Professor of Critical Race, Gender, and Culture Studies and Director of the Latina/o/x Studies Program. He teaches courses on comparative Latina/o/x literature and cultur…
Katharina Vester is Associate Professor of History & 69´«Ã½ Studies at 69´«Ã½ University in Washington, D.C. She specializes in cultural theory, transnational studies, and the dynamics of power in…
Lily Wong is an Associate Professor in the departments of Literature (LIT) and Critical Race Gender & Culture Studies (CRGC) at 69´«Ã½ University. She also serves as an Associate Director of Faculty…