African American Rhetoric

Alex McVey

African American Rhetoric, American Exceptionalism, Civil Rights Movement, and Giorgio Agamben

Tamika L. Carey

University of North Carolina at Pembroke

Faculty Member

English and Theatre Department

African American Culture, African American Religions, African American Rhetoric, and Black Feminist Theory/Thought

Ebony Utley

California State University Long Beach

Faculty Member

Communication Studies Department

African American Masculinity, African American Rhetoric, Femininity And Hip Hop, and Gender Communication

Rhea Eestelle Lathan

Florida State University

Faculty Member

Department of English

African American Rhetoric, Black Feminist Theory/Thought, Composition and Rhetoric, and Literacy

Andre E Johnson

Memphis Theological Seminary

Faculty Member

Rhetoric and Religion Department

African American Rhetoric, African American Studies, Henry McNeal Turner, and Hip hop

Jade Davis

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Graduate Student

Communication Studies Department

African American Rhetoric, African American Studies, African Diaspora Studies, and Anthropology

Melody Williams

Old Dominion University

Graduate Student

English Department

African American Literature, African American Rhetoric, Creative Nonfiction, and Diversity in Higher Education

Sherie Mungo

Old Dominion University

Graduate Student

English Department

African American Rhetoric, Afrocentrism, Critical Race Theory, and Post-soul (African American Culture)

Nicole Ashanti McFarlane

Clemson University

Graduate Student

Rhetorics, Communication & Information Design Department

African American Rhetoric, Civic discourse, modern and contemporary rhetorical theory, writing pedagogy, writing program administration, Composition and Rhetoric, and Critical Race Studies

amanda edwards whatley

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University

Graduate Student

English Department

African American Rhetoric, Applied Linguistics, Composition and Rhetoric, and Critical Discourse Analysis

Tristissima et alia

"Hanging Out" (Research methods), "New" senses in art: touch, smell, taste, 'Islamic' Architecture, and 'Visionary' architecture

Jason DePolo

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University

Faculty Member

English Department

African American Rhetoric, Applied Linguistics, Composition and Rhetoric, and Critical Discourse Analysis
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