African Diaspora, Ph.D. highlights emerging scholarship and scholars in the field of African diaspora history.  This may include scholarship as it relates to the history of men and women of African, African-American, Afro-Caribbean, Afro-Latin American, Afro-Latina/o, Afro-Asian and Afro-European descent.

At African Diaspora, Ph.D. we believe that intellectual production and social justice go hand in hand.  We also believe that African diaspora historical study is inherently interdisciplinary.  Do not be surprised if some of the work you find here is not in book form.  African Diaspora, Ph.D. honors the activists, artists, teachers, researchers, librarians, bloggers, and others who bring depth to our work.

Please explore the site and leave comments.  Alongside this page will be other pages meant to serve as resources for professors and graduate students, including reading lists, classroom exercises, workshop activities, roundtable questions and other digital media.  If you would like to submit something of your own, please send us an email.


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