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I am a doctoral student of Sociology at Concordia University. My project, Can Black Masculinity be Decolonized: A Documentary of Black Empowerment and Community Engagement in Canada, supervised by Dr. Marc Lafrance, is supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Joseph-Armand Bombardier Doctoral Scholarship.
I am an emerging Sociologist who specializes in critical race studies, critical gender studies, decolonial pedagogy and Black masculinity studies. I am active in community work, educational and research consultancy related to QTBIPOC - Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous peoples and other racialized communities. In such, I co-founded the Decolonial Perspectives and Practises Hub at Concordia University and the National Black Graduate Network. I also represent the Black Canadian Studies Association as the Student Outreach Coordinator and am an active member of the Black Studies Collective at Concordia.
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Change requires us to mobilize social justice reform in and out of the classroom. Academia is insufficient without the teachings of grassroots organizers and activists that I proudly work for, receive support from and collaborate with.
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My personal and academic growth is a result of invigorating collaborations and teams, dedicated mentors and humbling experiences with unexpected people and spaces. I am mobilizing my sociological specialization and passions to foster recognition and connectivity amongst Black scholarly communities, developing a theoretical framework dedicated to Black male expressivity and creating learning environments that celebrate QTBIPOC expertise in higher education. I am excited about the connections, conversations and inspirations to come.
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