- Public History, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Anthropology, Museum Studies, Museums and Exhibition Design, Black Studies Or African American Studies, and 8 moreUS History, Archaeology, Research Writing, North American Indigenous History and Culture, North American Indigenous Oral and Written Literatures, Oral Traditions, Ethnohistory, and Ethnographyedit
- BA Anthropology/Sociology, Mary Baldwin University, 2017
Anthro Field School: Sanisera Necropolis, Menorca, Spain, 2016
MA Public History, American Public University, 2019edit
Preliminary plans for a long-term community project intended to celebrate the vibrant history of the Gainsboro/Old Lick community by restoring the Old Lick Cemetery to a place of pride and interpretive history for future generations.
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What can we learn about African American Cemeteries?
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The American Civil War in Indian Territory
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An undergraduate critique of Virginia Standards of Learning as they relate to early US history, specifically pointing to the biases inherent in current practices and lessons relating to the role of Native Americans. The author's intent is... more
An undergraduate critique of Virginia Standards of Learning as they relate to early US history, specifically pointing to the biases inherent in current practices and lessons relating to the role of Native Americans. The author's intent is to show that US history must be reframed to avoid these biases, and shares ideas to encourage K-12 public school teachers to enact change, with carefully selected documents and sociological studies.
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A celebration of the resilience and strength of African American history and culture from Reconstruction through the Civil Rights Era, with links to music in the appendix.
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Bloodthirsty savages. Kick-ass combat veterans. Stoic spiritualists. How do these past depictions of American Indians continue to affect modern Indigenous lives? An examination of popular culture, current literature, and analysis of... more
Bloodthirsty savages. Kick-ass combat veterans. Stoic spiritualists. How do these past depictions of American Indians continue to affect modern Indigenous lives?
An examination of popular culture, current literature, and analysis of social opinion provide hope.
An examination of popular culture, current literature, and analysis of social opinion provide hope.