As early as the 1920’s, both Washington D.C. and Harlem included a residential section known by the same name. Both sections were characterized by beautiful multi-story brick row homes and those homes matched the dignity and opulence of their […]
According to the theory of social constructionism, “language” enacts power. Language reinforces roles and serves as a reminder of one’s standing within social relations. “Ghetto” is a classic example of language that reinforces and defines power relations, it defines […]
My passion has always been rooted in and centered around community. I am particularly interested in the history of African American places and spaces. This includes the study of Black geographies, communities, and regions, how these communities are similar and […]