
Parent, Partner, & Assistant Prof @BentleyU - studying Race, Gender, & Media. (He/Him/His)
Baton Rouge, LA
Joined February 2011
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A year ago, to the day, I rec’d my PhD. Also, this morning, on Twitter, I had to block a faculty member from that program due to their attempts to silence my #BlackintheIvory narrative.
Out today! This innovative collection, edited by Sheryl Kennedy Haydel and @DavidStampsII and with contributions by @jasmineabanks, @rlgrant6, @aishapowell, @G_Platenburg, @Pyarseth, and more, explores Black representations in mass media.
📘 bit.ly/bim21century
Publishing is so tiresome that I forget to celebrate the wins…but here it is, a new pub. My piece in @SPSSI “Anti‐Blackness and psychological stress…”
doi.org/10.1111/josi.12625
Today was meh - but I was quoted in an by the Associated Press, so today can suck it. 🤷🏽♂️
apnews.com/article/televisio…
New Year, New Pub…shout out to dope co-authors @fannyanner and #hopehickerson for making this happen ✊🏾 - it’s a good read y’all, get yo copy!
tandfonline.com/eprint/6EU56…
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The rule of 5:
You can be as knowledgable as the top 20% of the people working in a field just by reading the top 5 books or research papers in that field.
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Don’t come to Maui. Cancel your planned vacations. Survivors need the hotel rooms. Give our community time to grieve and heal.
You know what’s harder than writing…editing. What was I thinking last month when I wrote this draft. 🤦🏽♂️
#AcademicTwitter #writerslife
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Between 2011 and 2022 alone, Black land-grant universities lost nearly $200 million in resources because states declined to provide them with matching funds while fully funding predominantly white universities, a new report notes. chroni.cl/3KeYze8
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AAPI fam….the Supreme Court decision on Affirmative Action is a bad one. Our community is harmed by it. Don’t let anyone fool you.
“Ignoring race will not equalize a society that is racially unequal…Equality requires acknowledgment of inequality.” Justice Sotomayor
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"While Ms. Smith has laid the groundwork for her new venture, she has yet to carry out her plans." HOW THEN DOES THE COURT ISSUE AN OPINION GIVEN THAT NOTHING HAS ACTUALLY HAPPENED?????!!!!!!
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Supreme Court's Fourteenth Amendment:
- DOES NOT allow for race-conscious measures to remedy widespread structural discrimination;
- DOES allow bigots to refuse service to minority groups so long as the bigotry is sincere
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Affirmative action gutted.
Black, Ethnic, LGBTQ+ & Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies attacked.
The fall of Roe.
Banning books.
Banning ideologies coined by Black Feminists.
And y’all want Black academics to go on as business as usual?
Nah.
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Before you begin your thinkpiece, the Supreme Court DID NOT strike down Affirmative Action
Admission preferences for legacies, donors, employee families and special recommendations are still allowed
The Court struck down Affirmative Action For everyone except WHITE PEOPLE
Im really proud of this piece, please check it out @the_emancipator @BostonGlobe
bostonglobe.com/2023/06/15/o…
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David Stamps remembers his father’s tough love like it was yesterday, but over the years, his dad has come to embrace emotions and intimacy with his son. “It seems small but feels much larger,” Stamps writes in The Emancipator. Read his piece here: bostonglobe.com/2023/06/15/o…
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We ALL need a hug! Black men are in crisis. We need a new game plan for emotional intimacy – one that reimagines how we can support each other and our mental health by @davidstampsii bostonglobe.com/2023/06/15/o… via @The_Emancipator
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“They celebrated my hard-earned accomplishments with multiple hugs and kisses, despite living in a society that said a Black boy from St. Louis was not enough. Maybe I can model healthy behaviors for them…”
@DavidStampsII @BostonGlobe
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