# Alumni Fellows Sort**Year****Name****Project****Fellowship**2025-2026 Charles Blow two book-length projects Langston Hughes Fellow 2025-2026 Jordan R. Brown The Black Alternative: A Cultural and Musical Phenomenon Dorothy Porter & Charles Harris Wesley Fellow 2025-2026 Rodney Carmichael Down By Law: A Critical Mixtape Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2025-2026 Kendra Taira Field The Stories We Tell Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2025-2026 Arlette Frund Anna Julia Cooper and the Intellectual Promise of Literature Hutchins Family Foundation Fellow 2025-2026 Cheryl Townsend Gilkes Mighty Causes Are Calling: A Personal Engagement with the Sociology of W. E. B. Du Bois Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2025-2026 André Holland feature film inspired by instances of domestic terrorism Black Film Project Fellow 2025-2026 Raven Jackson feature film project Black Film Project Fellow 2025-2026 Darol Olu Kae Message to the Messenger Black Film Project Fellow 2025-2026 Justine McConnell Graeco-Roman Antiquity and the Women of the Harlem Renaissance McMillan-Stewart Fellow 2025-2026 Jordan Taliha McDonald Trust Fall: Betrayal, Complicit Rhetorics, and the Race-Science Fictions of Black Fidelity Hutchins Family Foundation Fellow 2025-2026 Charmaine A. Nelson Joe the Pressman: How an African-Born Man Refused a Life of Slavery in Canada McMillan-Stewart Fellow 2025-2026 Sanele Ntshingana Theorizing political authority from vernacular concepts: the political discourse of isiXhosa-speaking African intellectuals from South Africa 1836-1914 Mandela Fellow 2025-2026 Hollis Robbins three book projects Hutchins Family Foundation Fellow 2025-2026 Anna Deavere Smith Basil Biggs Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2025-2026 Aurora Vergara-Figueroa Afro-Colombia Studies: Essential Reading Mark Mamolen Fellow 2025-2026 Ted Widmer A Database of Early African and African-American Music W. E. B. Du Bois Fellow 2024-2025 Gbemisola Abiola When 'Japá' Meets 'Blaxit': A Study of the Continuum of Black Migration Hutchins Family Fellow 2024-2025 Mafaz Al-Suwaidan The False Promise of Fair Play Dorothy Porter & Charles Harris Wesley Fellow 2024-2025 Harry Allen harbanger Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2024-2025 Kleber Antonio De Oliveira Amancio Modernisms: The Painting of Arthur Timotheo da Costa Mark Claster Mamolen Fellow 2024-2025 Asale Angel-Ajani Starlings in Winter: The African American Women at the Center of the Russian Revolution 1900-1935 Hutchins Family Fellow 2024-2025 David Bindman Editing 'The Image of the European in African Art' & 'The Image of Nubia' Image of the Black Archive & Library Fellow 2024-2025 Phoebe Braithwaite Through the Prism Hutchins Family Fellow 2024-2025 Jordan T. Camp The Southern Question Stuart Hall Fellow 2024-2025 Erwan Dianteill Ifa divination : a comparative project Hutchins Family Fellow 2024-2025 Rita Freed Image of Nubia W. E. B. Du Bois Fellow 2024-2025 Itzel Aurora Garcia Police Authority Edmond & Lily Safra/Hutchins Center Joint Fellow-in-Residence 2024-2025 Claudia Stella Valeria Geremia Enslaved African Women, Knowledge and Material Culture in the Middle Atlantic (1500s-1800s) Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2024-2025 Sharon Harley Nannie Helen Burroughs' Critique of American Democracy and the Mobilization of Black Women Voters W. E. B. Du Bois Fellow 2024-2025 Kevin Holt I Bet You Won’t Get Crunk! The Performative Resistance of Atlanta Hip-Hop Party Music Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2024-2025 Selina Lai-Henderson “You Are No Darker Than I Am:” Afro-Asian Crossings and Imaginaries Hutchins Family Fellow 2024-2025 Bertony Louis And the Ocean for ink Scholar-at-Risk Fellow 2024-2025 Vuyiswa Thembelihle Lupuwana Archaeology Goes to the Cinema: Perceptions of Africa and Civilization through the Filmic Lens Mandela Fellow 2024-2025 Charles Martin Optical Thinking Hutchins Family Fellow 2024-2025 Adeline Masquelier Girling Development in Niger Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2024-2025 Tracy McMullen The Courage to Hear: Jazz Traditions and the Price of the Ticket Hutchins Family Fellow 2024-2025 James G. McNally Long Island Rap Renaissance Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2024-2025 Terri Ochiagha Chinua Achebe: A Life at the Crossroads McMillan-Stewart Fellow 2024-2025 Martha H. Patterson The Chicago Black Renaissance, Monthly Hutchins Family Fellow 2024-2025 Chad Williams Toward a Biography of Black Studies W. E. B. Du Bois Fellow 2024-2025 Suraj Yengde "Caste: A New History of the World" and a dissertation tracing the intellectual history of race and caste Hutchins Fellow 2023-2024 Gbemisola Abiola When 'Japá' Meets 'Blaxit': A Study of the Continuum of Black Migration Dorothy Porter & Charles Harris Wesley Fellow 2023-2024 Riana Elyse Anderson Reparation of the Mind: Healing from Racial Pain Hutchins Family Fellow 2023-2024 Mia L. Bagneris Imagining the Oriental South: The Enslaved Mixed-Race Beauty in British Visual Culture, 1865-1900 Richard D. Cohen Fellow 2023-2024 David Bindman Editing 'The Image of the European in African Art' Image of the Black Archive & Library Fellow 2023-2024 Charity Clay Systemic Police Terrorism on Targeted Black Communities UNCF Mellon Fellow 2023-2024 Ana Paula Cruz The Black family and the diasporic experience: black associations, struggles for land, and worlds of work in the Iguape Valley Recôncavo da Bahia (Brazil) Mark Claster Mamolen Fellow 2023-2024 Jorge Felipe-Gonzalez The Slave-Trading Mafia: Transatlantic Networks and the Foundation of the Cuban-based Slave Trade Hutchins Family Fellow 2023-2024 Gregg Hecimovich The Columbia Seven: The Life and Times of the Zealy Daguerreotypes Hutchins Family Fellow 2023-2024 DaMaris B. Hill Blood Bible: An American History Hutchins Family Fellow 2023-2024 Lauren Leigh Kelly Transforming Schools and Communities through Critical Hiphop Literacies: An Exploration of Youth Agency and Critical Consciousness in Hiphop Education Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2023-2024 Gavaza Maluleke Women’s Digital Activism Against Gendered Violence with a Focus on Hashtag Feminisms in Post-apartheid South Africa Mandela Fellow 2023-2024 James G. McNally Long Island Rap Renaissance Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2023-2024 Kenda Mutongi Arson and Protest in Kenyan Schools, 1910 to the Present Hutchins Family Fellow 2023-2024 Jak Peake Black Routes, American Waves and Caribbean Undercurrents, 1889-1931 Stuart Hall Fellow 2023-2024 Michael Rain Misinformation and Disinformation Affecting Black and Immigrant Groups in Private Digital Messaging Networks Safra-Hutchins Fellow 2023-2024 Shana L. Redmond Dark Prelude: Black Life Before Mourning Hutchins Family Fellow 2023-2024 Carla Ribeiro Implied Pasts, Desired Futures: African and Afro-diasporic Tourists in Dakar CAPES Fellow 2023-2024 Britt Rusert The Afric-American Picture Gallery: Imagining Black Art, circa 1859 Hutchins Family Fellow 2023-2024 Alexandria Russell Sites Seen & Unseen: Mapping African American Women’s Public History Hutchins Family Fellow 2023-2024 Karin L. Stanford Political Biography of Jonathan P. Jackson Hutchins Family Fellow 2023-2024 Britta Waldschmidt-Nelson A Voice for the Voiceless: Marian Wright Edelman and the Children’s Defense Fund Hutchins Family Fellow 2023-2024 Suraj Yengde Caste: A New History of the World Hutchins Fellow 2022-2023 Aabid Allibhai Belinda Sutton’s World: Slavery, Legal Activism, and Abolition in Revolutionary New England Dorothy Porter & Charles Harris Wesley Fellow 2022-2023 David "Dee-1" Augustine Hip Hop Saved My Life: Examining Hip Hop as a Teaching Tool Inside the Black Community Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2022-2023 Rhae Lynn Barnes Fugitive Sounds Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2022-2023 Celeste-Marie Bernier “Why not we endure hardship that our race may be free?" Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2022-2023 David Bindman The Image of the Black in Latin America and Caribbean Art & The Image of the European in African Art Image of the Black Archive & Library Fellow 2022-2023 Kimberly Juanita Brown Black Elegies Richard D. Cohen Fellow 2022-2023 Panashe Chigumadzi The Israelites and the Ethiopians: Dylann Roof, the AME Church and the Transatlantic Question of Race in South Africa, Rhodesia and the American South Dorothy Porter & Charles Harris Wesley Fellow 2022-2023 John J. Clegg From Plantation to Prison Hutchins Family Fellow 2022-2023 Jorge Delgadillo Núñez The Myth of Afro-Mexicans’ Disappearance: Calidad, Honor, and Citizenship in Guadalajara SlaveVoyages Postdoctoral Fellow 2022-2023 Jim Downs Dead in the Water: A New Origin Story of Public Health Shelia Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2022-2023 Reighan Gillam Diasporic Agency Mark Claster Mamolen Fellow 2022-2023 Mandy M. Izadi Born of War: Seminoles and the Making of America Hutchins Family Fellow 2022-2023 Nancy Jacobs The Global Grey Parrot Hutchins Family Fellow 2022-2023 Rashauna Johnson Strange Roots: Black Intimacies in the Global Plantation South Hutchins Family Fellow 2022-2023 Stevie “Dr. View” Johnson Little Africa on Fire, Still Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2022-2023 Tamary Kudita Locating the Self Within the Black Photographic Archive Whilst Mapping the Postcolonial Terrain Across Different Geographies J. M. D. Manyika Fellow 2022-2023 Shirley Moody-Turner “Courageous Revolt”: Anna Julia Cooper, An Interpretive Biography Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2022-2023 Jeffrey Murray Classics in Natal, 1843-2000 Mandela Fellow 2022-2023 Nii Ayikwei Parkes The Remainder Project Hutchins Family Fellow 2022-2023 Antônia Gabriela Pereira de Araújo Being Strong in Black Diaspora: Black Women's Bodies, Racial Violence, and Community Activism of Black Fighter Boxer Girls in Latin America and the Caribbean Mark Claster Mamolen Fellow 2022-2023 Faith Smith DreadKin Hutchins Family Fellow 2022-2023 K’Naan Warsame The Storyteller & Frog Legs Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2022-2023 Paul Tiyambe Zeleza Reenvisioning the African and American Academies W. E. B. Du Bois Fellow 2021-2022 Dwight Andrews Religion, Spirituality, and Jazz Hutchins Fellow 2021-2022 Susanna Ashton A Plausible Man: The life of John Andrew Jackson W. E. B. Du Bois Fellow 2021-2022 David Bindman 'Art and Scientific Racism in the 19th Century' and 'The Image of the Black in Latin America and the Caribbean' Image of the Black Archive & Library Fellow 2021-2022 Adoulou N. Bitang From Biotechnology to the threat of ‘Bioindustry’. On the Social, Political and Philosophical Necessity for a Bioethical Constraint on Technoscience in the 21st Century Edmond J. Safra/Hutchins Center Joint Fellow 2021-2022 Michael Burawoy Conversations with W. E. B. Du Bois Hutchins Fellow 2021-2022 Mark Jon Burford And the World Whistled in His Ears: W. E .B. Du Bois and Music Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2021-2022 Sekou Cooke 3D Turntables Remix: The Architectural Technology of Hip-Hop Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2021-2022 Kathryn de Luna Resounding Convergences: Toward an Atlantic in Terms of Africa Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2021-2022 Rita Freed Art and Majesty of Ancient Nubia: An Interactive, Evidence-Based, Comprehensive Book with Accompanying Interactive Materials Richard D. Cohen Fellow 2021-2022 Marwa Ghazali City of Living-Death: Necropolitics, Urban Development, and Social Transformation in an Egyptian Cemetery Genevieve McMillan-Reba Stewart Fellow 2021-2022 Silyane Larcher Afrofeminist Utopia: Fulfilling Oneself While Facing Assimilationist Racism in France Genevieve McMillan-Reba Stewart Fellow 2021-2022 Tadiwanashe F. Madenga The Zimbabwe International Book Fair: Literature, Public Display and Erotic Liberty Dorothy Porter & Charles Harris Wesley Fellow with support from the J. D. Manyika Fellowship Fund 2021-2022 Wendel Patrick From Analog to Digital and Back (...And Beyond): Hiphop Production's Journey Through Time and Space Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2021-2022 Tanya L. Saunders Estéticas do Bapho: Queering Black Brazilian Artivism and Politics of Liberation Mark Claster Mamolen Fellow 2021-2022 James Smethurst 'A Black International Was Possible': Black Arts in the US and the UK and a Black Arts International Stuart Hall Fellow 2021-2022 Aurora Vergara-Figueroa Afrocolombian Studies: Essential Readings Mark Claster Mamolen Fellow 2020-2021 David Bindman Art and Scientific Racism in the 19th Century and The Image of the Black in Latin America and the Caribbean Image of the Black Archive & Library Fellow 2020-2021 Darius Bost Diasporic Perversions: Black Queer Visual Cultures and the Politics of History Richard D. Cohen Fellow 2020-2021 Alessandra Di Maio The Black Mediterranean. Migratory Routes and Artistic Practices in the African Italian Diaspora Richard D. Cohen Fellow 2020-2021 Eve Dunbar Radical Satisfaction: The Monstrous Work of African American Women Under Segregation and Beyond. Radical Satisfaction W. E. B. Du Bois Fellow 2020-2021 Belinda Edmondson Creole Noise: Early Caribbean Dialect Literature and Performance Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2020-2021 Garrett Felber We Are All Political Prisoners: The Revolutionary Life of Martin Sostre and The Norfolk Plan: The Community Prison in the Age of Mass Incarceration Hutchins Fellow 2020-2021 C. Keith Harrison Carry on Tradition: From Nas to Nipsey the Business Education, Innovation and Entrepreneurial Hustle Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2020-2021 Scott Heath Automatic Black Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2020-2021 Jessica Marie Johnson Dark Codex: History, Blackness, and the Digital Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2020-2021 Bárbaro Martínez-Ruiz Caribbean Foundations: African Art and Visual Culture in the making of Caribbean Art Mark Claster Mamolen Fellow 2020-2021 Martha H. Patterson The Harlem Renaissance Weekly Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2020-2021 William Henry Pruitt III Theorizing the Black U.S. Presidency Dorothy Porter & Charles Harris Wesley Fellow 2020-2021 Bill Schwarz Stuart Hall's, The Symbolic World. Meaning and Power Stuart Hall Fellow 2020-2021 Jesse Weaver Shipley Performing Revolution: Violence and Charisma in Ghanaian Uprisings, 1979-1983 Genevieve McMillan-Reba Stewart Fellow 2020-2021 Justin Steil Race, Space, and Law: Municipal Segregation Ordinances and the Racialized Construction of Citizenship and Belonging Through Control Over Space W. E. B. Du Bois Fellow 2019-2020 Sinclair Bell Race and Representation in the Roman Empire: Black Africans in Imperial Visual Culture Richard D. Cohen Fellow 2019-2020 Kimberly W. Benston Hutchins Fellow 2019-2020 David Bindman The Image of the Black in Latin America and the Caribbean and The Image of the European in African Art Image of the Black Archive & Library Fellow 2019-2020 Keisha N. Blain “East Unites with West": Black Women, Japan, and Visions of Afro-Asian Solidarity Hutchins Fellow 2019-2020 Danielle Boaz Witchcraft, Obeah, and Vagrancy: Spiritual Practice and Colonial Law in Britain’s Atlantic Empire, 1830s-1960s Stuart Hall Fellow 2019-2020 Anjanette M. Chan Tack “Black,” Brown,” or “Asian”?: How Indo-Caribbeans Negotiate Identity in New York City Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2019-2020 Jorge Felipe Gonzalez The People of the Atlantic Slave Trade Hutchins Fellow 2019-2020 Ameeta Jaga Discourse Alongside Lived Reality: Breastfeeding in a South African Working Class Context Mandela Mellon Fellow 2019-2020 Martine Jean Routine Imprisonment: Race and Citizenship in Nineteenth-Century Brazil, 1830-1890 Mark Claster Mamolen Fellow 2019-2020 Aaron J. Johnson Jazz Radio America: Commercial to Noncommerical, 1950 to Present Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2019-2020 Rumbi Katedza Filming Zimbabwe J. M. D. Manyika Fellow 2019-2020 Bakari Kitwana The Hip-Hop and Presidential Elections Digital Archive Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2019-2020 Brittany Meché Securing the Sahel: Nature, Catastrophe, and the Empire of Expertise McMillan-Stewart Fellow 2019-2020 George Paul Meiu Queer Objects of Rescue: Intimacy and Citizenship in an African Nation Hutchins Fellow 2019-2020 Mireille Miller-Young Ho: Hustling, Hypersexuality, and the Erotics of Race Advancing Equity Through Research Fellow 2019-2020 Traci Parker Beyond Loving: Sex, Love, and Marriage in the Black Freedom Movement Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2019-2020 Stacey Robinson Sankofatopia: Creating Black Utopia through Hip-Hop, Sankofa, and Black Speculative Art Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2019-2020 Beatriz Marcheco Teruel Cuba and Its Roots: A DNA-based Story Hutchins Fellow 2019-2020 Imani Uzuri Hush Arbor Hutchins Fellow 2018-2019 David Bindman The Image of the Black in Latin America and the Caribbean Image of the Black in Western Art Fellow 2018-2019 Lakeyta M. Bonnette-Bailey What’s on Your Radio?: Political Rap Music and Racial Attitudes Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2018-2019 Kinitra Brooks The Conjure Woman’s Garden: Black Women’s Rootworking Traditions Advancing Equity Through Research Fellow 2018-2019 Huey Copeland In the Shadow of the Negress: Modern Artistic Practice in the Transatlantic World Richard D. Cohen Fellow 2018-2019 Robyn d’Avignon Making ‘Artisanal’ Miners: Gold and Subterranean Knowledge on the West African Savannah McMillan-Stewart Fellow 2018-2019 Pablo D. Herrera Veitia Hearing Afro-Cuban Rap Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2018-2019 Mary Hicks Africa/Brazil: Black Mariners and the World of South Atlantic Slavery Mark Claster Mamolen Fellow 2018-2019 Peter Hulme Wilfred A. Domingo: “One of the chief trouble-makers among the Negroes” Stuart Hall Fellow 2018-2019 Rumbi Katedza Refugees and Homeland J. M. D. Manyika Fellow 2018-2019 Antonia Lant Ancient Egypt and Race in American Visual Culture (1895–1939) Richard D. Cohen Fellow 2018-2019 Lwazi Lushaba South African Studies and the Question of Decolonisation Mandela Mellon Fellow 2018-2019 Shirley Moody-Turner Privately Printed: Anna Julia Cooper and the Gender Politics of Black Publishing Hutchins Fellow 2018-2019 Matthew D. Morrison Blacksound: Making Race & Popular Music in the U.S. Hutchins Fellow 2018-2019 Akua Naru The Keeper Project Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2018-2019 Oluwasegun Romeo Oriogun The Emergence of Queer Voices in African Literature Institute of International Education Artist Protection Fund Fellow and Harvard Scholar at Risk Fellow 2018-2019 Christopher Ouma African Diasporic Literature Mandela Mellon Fellow 2018-2019 ZZ Packer The Thousands Hutchins Fellow 2018-2019 Giuseppe Pipitone How’s Life in London? Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2018-2019 Michael Ralph Before 13th: The Origins of Convict Leasing Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2018-2019 Leah Wright Rigueur Black Men in a White House Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2018-2019 Nicholas Rinehart Narrative Events: Slavery, Testimony, and Temporality in the Afro-Atlantic World Porter-Wesley Fellow 2018-2019 Derron Wallace Seeking A Safe Way to School: Black Caribbean Youth Negotiating Police Surveillance in London and New York City Stuart Hall Fellow 2018-2019 Jessica Welburn Paige Die Hard City: Public Sector Contraction and the Experiences of African Americans in Detroit Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2017-2018 Zelalem Kibret Beza The Legal and Practical Notion of Digital Civil Disobedience (DCD) and a Legal Toolkit for DCD Activists all over the World Scholar-at-Risk Fellow 2017-2018 David Bindman The Image of the Black in Latin America and the Caribbean Image of the Black Archive & Library Fellow 2017-2018 Kurt Campbell To Write as a Boxer: Affect, Disability and Re-signification in the Text of the Blinded South African Pugilist Andrew Jeptha Mandela Mellon Fellow 2017-2018 Myisha Cherry Can you Find it in your Heart to Forgive?: Race, Forgiveness Requests, & Superficial Repair Advancing Equity Through Research Fellow 2017-2018 Christa Clarke The Activist Collector: Recovering the Story of an African American Woman in Pre-Apartheid South Africa Hutchins Fellow 2017-2018 Cassi Pittman Claytor Black Privilege and Black Power: Black Consumers Managing Race and Racial Stigma Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2017-2018 Jean-Christophe Cloutier Archival Vagabonds Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2017-2018 Genevieve Dempsey Saints of the African Diaspora: Voicing Race, Gender, and Politics in Brazilian Congado Mark Claster Mamolen Fellow 2017-2018 Martha Diaz Time Is Illmatic: The Journey, Music, and Legacy of Nasir Jones Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2017-2018 Zebulon Dingley Ndani: An Historical Ethnography of Kinship, Capital, and the Occult on the South Coast of Kenya Porter-Wesley Fellow 2017-2018 LaFleur Stephens-Dougan Race-ing for Votes: How Candidates Use Negative Racial Appeals to Win White Votes Hutchins Fellow 2017-2018 Matheus Gato Race Relations in Brazil Afro-Latin American Research Institute Fellow 2017-2018 Adam Habib Student Protests in South Africa Hutchins Fellow 2017-2018 Tef Poe (Kareem Jackson) Universe of Insanity: Culture Shock and the Black American Experience Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2017-2018 Julie Kleinman Borders in the Capital: Public Space, Immigration, and the Making of an African Hub in France McMillan-Stewart Fellow 2017-2018 Nomusa Makhubu ArtRage and the Politics of Reconciliation Mandela Mellon Fellow 2017-2018 Myles Osborne The World of Mau Mau: Pan-Africanism and Rural Society in the Caribbean Hutchins Fellow 2017-2018 Shenaz Patel Resisting the Blackout Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2017-2018 Belén Vega Pichaco Dance, Identity and Politics: the Claim for Afro-Cubanity through the First Revolutionary Decade (1959-1969) Afro-Latin American Research Institute Fellow 2017-2018 Jenny Sharpe Immaterial Archives: Lost Pasts, Salvaged Futures Stuart Hall Fellow 2017-2018 Wole Soyinka Beyond Aesthetics: Use, Abuse, and Dissonance in African Art Traditions Cohen Fellow 2016-2017 Harry Allen Hypertext Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2016-2017 John Ataguba Comparative Political Economy of Health Sector Reforms: Lesson for South Africa from the United States Mandela Mellon Fellow 2016-2017 Abidemi Babalola The Early Glass Working Industry at Igbo Olokun, Ile-Ife Nigeria McMillan-Stewart Fellow 2016-2017 Gaiutra Bahadur The Woman from America Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2016-2017 David Bindman The Image of the Black in Western Art Image of the Black Archive & Library Fellow 2016-2017 NoViolet Bulawayo Glory J. M. D. Manyika Fellow 2016-2017 Christian Ayne Crouch Queen Victoria's Captives Hutchins Fellow 2016-2017 Petrina Dacres Art and Historicity: The Commemorative Public Image in Postcolonial Jamaica Stuart Hall Fellow 2016-2017 Dawn-Elissa Fischer Racialized Sexuality and Gender Representations in Hiphop and Anime Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2016-2017 Nikki A. Greene Rhythms of Glue, Grease, Grime, and Glitter: The Body in Contemporary African American Art Richard D. Cohen Fellow 2016-2017 Thomas Healy Soul City: Race, Equality, and the Lost Dream of an American Utopia Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2016-2017 Al-Yasha Ilhaam Slavery through the Discipline of Philosophy United Negro College Fund Mellon Fellow 2016-2017 John Jennings Remixing The Trap: Race, Space, and the Speculative South Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellowship 2016-2017 Adrienne Kennedy Discovering What A Writer is: Exploration of 1929 Atlanta University Scrapbook of my mother Etta Hawkins Hutchins Family Fellow 2016-2017 Marixa Lasso The Lost Towns of the Canal Zone Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2016-2017 Márcia Lima Brazil's Racial Inequalities and Regional Variations: Recent Changes and Age-Old Challenges Afro-Latin American Research Insitute Fellowship 2016-2017 Treva Lindsey Hear Our Screams: A Contemporary History of State and State Sanctioned Violence Against Black Women and Girls Research on Women and Girls of Color Fellow 2016-2017 Xolela Mangcu Projects on Harold Washington and Nelson Mandela Harry Oppenheimer Fellowship 2016-2017 Ivor Miller Cuban Lukumí Bàtá: Ajúbà to Oba Ilu Mark Claster Mamolen Fellowship 2016-2017 Ingrid Monson The Blurred Lines Infringement Case: Copyright and African American Music Hutchins Fellow 2016-2017 Jacqueline Rivers The Power of Racial Socialization: A Form of Non-Elite Cultural Capital Hutchins Fellow 2016-2017 Lorena Rizzo Shades of Difference: Photography and the Grammar of Race in Southern Colonial Africa Oppenheimer Fellow 2016-2017 Candacy Taylor Sites of Sanctuary: The Negro Motorist Green Book Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2015-2016 Wlamyra Albuquerque Racialization of Brazilian Society Afro-Latin American Research Institute Fellow 2015-2016 Floretta Boonzaier Reading the past in the present: Historicizing Violence Against Women in South Africa Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2015-2016 Regina N. Bradley Chronicling Stankonia: Recognizing America’s Hip Hop South Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellowship 2015-2016 Vincent Brown The Coromantee War: An Archipelago of Insurrection Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2015-2016 Kerry Chance Living Politics Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2015-2016 Wallace Chuma Shaping South African Media Policy: Principles, Pressures and Possibilities Mandela Mellon Fellowship 2015-2016 Beekan Guluma Erena The Oromo Students’ Demands for Justice and Democracy, and Violent Repression by the Ethiopian Government Scholar-at-Risk Fellowship 2015-2016 Shahira Fahmy Subcrontracting Architecture: Surveillance Architecture Hutchins Fellow 2015-2016 Cheryl Finley Re-Imagining the Grand Tour: Routes of Contemporary African Diaspora Art Richard D. Cohen Fellowship 2015-2016 Victor Fowler A research on how North American blacks look, analyze and understand black Cubans since last years of XIX century to the beginnings of Cuban revolution. Mark Claster Mamolen Fellowship 2015-2016 Roshan Galvaan Disrupting Traditions: Developing Contextually Relevant Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy Knowledge in South Africa Mandela Mellon Fellowship 2015-2016 Sharon Harley Re-Reading W. E. B. Du Bois’ Life and Scholarship through a Gendered Lens Hutchins Fellowship 2015-2016 Linda Heywood Queen Njinga a Mbandi: History, Gender, Memory and Nation in Angola and Brazil Hutchins Fellow 2015-2016 Kellie Jones ‘Art is an Excuse,’ Conceptual Strategies 1968-1983 Genevieve McMillian-Reba Strewart Fellowship 2015-2016 Bettina L. Love Get Free: Hip Hop Civics Education Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellowship 2015-2016 Christopher "Dasan Ahanu" Massenburg Lyricism in Hiphop Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellowship 2015-2016 Sanyu A. Mojola Race, Health and Inequality: Producing an HIV Epidemic in the Shadow of the Capitol Hutchins Fellow 2015-2016 Sarah Nuttall The Anthropocene, African Aesthetics and the Politics of Form Oppenheimer Fellow 2015-2016 Jonathan Rieder Crossing Over Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2015-2016 Silvia Valero Afro-descendancy in the Afro-Hispanic Literature and Audiovisual Works of the 21st Century: Refoundations and Political Identities Afro-Latin American Research Institute Fellowship 2015-2016 Mark R. Warren Building an Educational Justice Movement: Organizing against the School to Prison Pipeline College Board Fellow 2014-2015 Franco Barchiesi Liberal State Formation, Racialization, and Labor Regimes across the Atlantic, 1890s-1920s Larry Donnell Andrews Fellowship 2014-2015 Devyn Spence Benson Not Blacks, But Citizens: Race and Revolution in Cuba Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellowship 2014-2015 David Bindman The Image of the Black in Western Art Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2014-2015 Damon Burchell-Sajnani Deepening Democracy ‘Galsen’ Style: HipHop and Civil Society in Senegal Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellowship 2014-2015 Kerry Chance Living Politics Oppenheimer Fellow 2014-2015 Kathleen Neal Cleaver Memories of Love and War Caperton Fellowship 2014-2015 Caroline Elkins Empire on Trial: Mau Mau and the High Court of Justice Hutchins Fellowship 2014-2015 Murray Forman Old in the Game: Age and Aging in Hip-Hop Nasir Jones Hiphop Fellow 2014-2015 Philippe Girard Toussaint Louverture: A Biography Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellowship 2014-2015 Gregg Hecimovich The Life and Times of Hannah Crafts: The True Story of The Bondwoman's Narrative Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellowship 2014-2015 Carrie Lambert-Beatty Beyond Skepticism: artists and everyday epistemology since 1992 McMillan-Stewart Fellowship 2014-2015 Sarah Lewis Black Sea, Black Atlantic: Frederick Douglass, the Circassian Beauties, and American Racial Formation in the Wake of the Civil War Dorothy Porter & Charles Harris Wesley Fellowship 2014-2015 Wahbie Long A history of 'relevance' in psychology Mandela Mellon Fellowship 2014-2015 Xolela Mangcu Projects on Harold Washington and Nelson Mandela Oppenheimer Fellowship 2014-2015 Beatriz Marcheco-Teruel Reconstructing the history of admixture and the African Genealogy by DNA studies Hutchins Fellowship 2014-2015 Kate Masur Remaking American Liberty: Race and Due Process from Abolitionism to Civil War Larry Donnell Andrews Fellowship 2014-2015 Steven Nelson Mapping Blackness in African and Afro-Atlantic Art Cohen Fellowship 2014-2015 Elio Rodriguez Corridas y Venidas Cohen and Afro-Latin American Research Institute Fellow 2014-2015 Kate le Roux An equity perspective on the transition from school mathematics to and through the mathematical discourses valued in quantitative disciplines at university Mandela Mellon Fellowship 2014-2015 Maria Sanchez The Imagination of Slavery Hutchins Fellowship 2014-2015 Woody Shaw III Biography on the life and music of Woody Shaw (1944-1989) Hutchins Fellowship 2014-2015 Maria Tatar The Annotated African-American Folktales Hutchins Fellowship 2014-2015 Marial Iglesias Utset A Creole Family and Its Slaves in Saint-Domingue and Cuba: A Narrative of a Trans-Atlantic Experience 2013-2014 Abongwe Bangeni Black South African students’ engagement with legal cases: Making the tacit explicit in academic law Mandela Mellon Fellow 2013-2014 David Bindman The Image of the Black in Western Art Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2013-2014 Lauren Coyle Dual Sovereigns in the Golden Twilight: Law, Land, and Sacrificial Labor in Ghana Dorothy Porter & Charles Harris Wesley Fellow 2013-2014 John Drabinski Fragment Home: James Baldwin and the Black Atlantic Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2013-2014 Holly Ellis Framing the Relationships between West African and African-American women; 1930-1960 Dorothy Porter & Charles Harris Wesley Fellow 2013-2014 Christopher Emdin S.T.E.M. with no root bears no fruit: Colloquial appropriations of canonical science in contemporary hip-hop Caperton and Hiphop Archive Fellow 2013-2014 Shose Kessi Transforming previously white universities in South Africa: Students and the politics of racial representation Mandela Mellon Fellow 2013-2014 Erika M. Kitzmiller The Roots of Educational Inequality: Germantown High School, 1907-2012 Caperton Fellow 2013-2014 Christopher Lee The Indian Ocean as a “Zone of Peace”: Postcolonial Africa in the Nuclear Age, 1955-1979 Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2013-2014 Achille Mbembe Democracy in the Age of Animism Oppenheimer Fellow 2013-2014 Diane McWhorter Moon of Alabama: From Nazi Germany to Tranquility Base, via the Segregated American South Du Bois Fellow 2013-2014 Mark Anthony Neal What if the Greensboro Four Had Twitter? Social Justice in the Age of Social Media and Hip-Hop Hiphop Archive Fellow 2013-2014 Bryan Sinche "Shining Like New Money": Nineteenth-Century African American Literature in the Marketplace Du Bois Fellow 2013-2014 Wole Soyinka Hutchins Family Fellowship 2013-2014 Marial Iglesias Utset A Creole Family and Its Slaves in Saint-Domingue and Cuba: A Narrative of a Trans-Atlantic Experience 2013-2014 Deborah Willis Richard D. Cohen Fellow 2013-2014 George Wilson Occupational Mobility and Racial Inequality in the Evolving Public Sector Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2012-2013 David Bindman The Image of the Black in Western Art Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2012-2013 Adrienne L. Childs Ornamental Blackness: The Black Body in European Decorative Arts 2012-2013 Shadreck Chirikure Space, Time and Society: Exploring Africa's Mining and Metallurgical Past Mandela Mellon Fellow 2012-2013 Celia Cussen The Social and Economic Dynamics of African Slavery in Late Colonial Santiago, Chile Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2012-2013 9th Wonder (Patrick Douthit) These Are The Breaks Hiphop Archive Fellow 2012-2013 Mark Geraghty The Rwandan State’s Campaign Against Genocide Ideology Du Bois Fellow 2012-2013 Nigel Hatton Anxious Laments: the Existential Trace of Kierkegaard in African-American Freedom Struggles Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow 2012-2013 Tahir Hemphill The Hip-Hop Word Count: Rap Research Groups Hiphop Archive Fellow 2012-2013 Patricia Hills A People's Art: Democracy, Race and the Visual Arts in 1930s New York Du Bois Fellow 2012-2013 Juliet Hooker Hybrid Traditions: Race in U. S. 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