History of Black Popular Culture

Paul Edwards

Femininity And Hip Hop, French hip hop, Hip Hop Culture, and Hip Hop Pedagogy

Temi Odumosu

University of Cambridge

Graduate Student

History of Art Department

18th & 19th Centuries, 18th Century British Literature, 20th Century, and African Diaspora

Loretta Green-Williams

California Institute of Integral Studies

Department Member

Women's Spirituality Department

Anthropology Of Religion, Black Dance, Black Internationalism, and Black Liberation Theology

Daniel McNeil

Newcastle University

Faculty Member

School of Arts and Cultures

20th Century, African Diaspora, Atlantic World, and Black Atlantic studies

Gavin Schaffer

University Of Birmingham

Faculty Member

School of History and Cultures

20th Century, African Diaspora, Black British History, and Contemporary History

Anne-Marie Angelo

Duke University

Graduate Student

History Department

African American Visual Culture, African Diaspora Studies, American History, and American Studies

derrais carter

University of Iowa

Graduate Student

American Studies Department

African American Masculinity, Gender, Hip-Hop/Rap, and History

Mikkel Vad

University of Copenhagen

Graduate Student

Department of Arts and Cultural Studies

12-tone Composition, 19th Century (History), 20th Century, and 20th century Afro-American expressive culture and cultural politics

Ryan Tickle

University of Southern Mississippi

Graduate Student

History Department

19th and 20th Century United States, African-American History, Belgian History, and Black Intellectual History

Sean Creighton

18th & 19th Centuries, 20th Century, African Diaspora, and American History

Sharmin Kent

Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis

Graduate Student

English Department

American Culture, Fantasy Literature, History of Black Popular Culture, and Literary Criticism

Miranda Hofelt

University of Chicago

Graduate Student

History of Art Department

American History, American art/ Art of the United States, Anthropology, and Anthropology of Performance

Fela Amiri Uhuru

California Institute of Integral Studies

2nd yr.Ph.D.-Social & Cultural Anthropology -Emphasis: African Diasporic Experience throughout the diaspora

Social Cultural Anthropology Department

African American Literature, African American Studies, African American Visual Culture, and African Diaspora Studies

Cristy Casado Tondeur

Westfield State University

Faculty Member

Ethnic and Gender Studies Department

African American Studies, Ethnic Studies, History of Black Popular Culture, and Whiteness Studies

Dr. Joseph L. Jones

Philander Smith College

Department Member

Social Justice Department

African American Culture, African American English Dialect and Achievement, Black History, and Black/African Diaspora

Travis Lacy

University of Nevada, Reno

Graduate Student

History Department

African Diaspora, Funk Music History, History of Black Popular Culture, and Jazz History

Tracy Billups

Johnson C. Smith University

Undergraduate

Criminology Department

Africa, African American Culture, African American Literature, and African American Visual Culture

Ruth Beecher

University of London, Birkbeck College

Graduate Student

Department of History, Classics & Archaeology

African American History, African-American History, African-American Music, and American History

Wale Idris

African Views

Director of Research and Strategy

Research and Strategy for societal development Department

Academic Development, Africa, African American Culture, and African American History

Ariel Jackson

Cooper Union

Undergraduate

School of Art

Bell Hooks, Black Popular Culture, Black Women's Studies, and History of Black Popular Culture

alesha temples

African history, African culture, African politics, African education, Afrocentrism, African-Centred Education, Black Psychology, Black Sociology, Black Family Research, Black Men, Black Youth, African Consciousness, Black Consciousness, Race and Racism, Black Europe, Black Popular Culture, and Black Psychology

Lesnah Hall

African Diaspora Studies; 'Mixed Race' Studies; Global Black Youth Cultures; Visual Cultures; Cultural and Heritage Tourism, Black British History, Black/African Diaspora, and British Black Music

Amanda Regan

California State University, San Marcos

Graduate Student

History Department

Censorship (History), Popular Culture Studies, Social History, and Sylvia of Hollywood
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