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• i Completed A Doctoral Research Project, _locating New Orleans: Race, Sexuality, and Geographies of Difference in the American Imaginary_, Under the Direction of Michelle M. Wright. the Dissertation Explores How the Racial and Sexual Other has Been Projected Onto New Orleans and has Resulted in its Designation as A &Quot;Foreign&Quot; Landscape Within the Us. the Study Utilizes Discourse Analysis and Archival Research of Cartography, Printmaking, Paintings, Novels, Travelogues, Slave Narratives, And… Show More i Completed A Doctoral Research Project, _locating New Orleans: Race, Sexuality, and Geographies of Difference in the American Imaginary_, Under the Direction of Michelle M. Wright. the Dissertation Explores How the Racial and Sexual Other has Been Projected Onto New Orleans and has Resulted in its Designation as A &Quot;Foreign&Quot; Landscape Within the Us. the Study Utilizes Discourse Analysis and Archival Research of Cartography, Printmaking, Paintings, Novels, Travelogues, Slave Narratives, and Performance to Illuminate Moments in the Evolution of the City as Other. These Include the Making of Maps Depicting the Louisiana Purchase; the Emergence of the City as A Gothic Setting; Descriptions of New Orleans as an Early Tourist Destination; and the Postbellum Battles Over “Creole” Nomenclature. Overall, the Project Reveals How 19th C Representations of New Orleans as the Foreign Exotic not Only Translated US Discourses of Race and Sex but Refashioned Those Discourses in the Process. Show Less
• Master'S-Level Research Thesis: &Quot;'To Filthy to be Repeated': Reading Sexualized Violence Against Enslaved Males in U.S. Slave Societies&Quot; is an Exploration Into the Operation of Male on Male Sexualized Violence Performed Against Enslaved Black Males and Their Resistance to Such Violence in the Atlantic World, Specifically the United States. the Thesis Draws from Two Distinct, Yet Dialogical Mediums as Primary Evidence—Visual Culture and Slave Narratives. the Overall Work Attempts to Place… Show More Master'S-Level Research Thesis: &Quot;'To Filthy to be Repeated': Reading Sexualized Violence Against Enslaved Males in U.S. Slave Societies&Quot; is an Exploration Into the Operation of Male on Male Sexualized Violence Performed Against Enslaved Black Males and Their Resistance to Such Violence in the Atlantic World, Specifically the United States. the Thesis Draws from Two Distinct, Yet Dialogical Mediums as Primary Evidence—Visual Culture and Slave Narratives. the Overall Work Attempts to Place These Antebellum Sources in Conversation Through A Black Queer / Quare Re-Reading. i Insist on A “Re-Reading” Instead of A “Reading”, Because These Visual and Written Texts were not Properly Read the First Time. Thus, A “Re- Reading” is Required. it is at This Point That This Thesis Seeks to Make A Critical Intervention by Exposing the Sexual Vulnerability of the Black Male Body and the Black Individual and Communal Resistance Against Such Transgressions Show Less
• Activities and Societies: United Negro College Fund and Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow; Alpha Kappa MU Honor Society