Tag: African American Anthropology
[Image]: My (fully loaded) car in front of the state sign. It reads: Welcome To Mississippi – Birthplace of America’s Music. I finally made it to Mississippi –…
I’ve had a ton of conversations about breastfeeding and PhD work with my life coach, friends and colleagues. After mulling over everything for some time I’m here, working…
Back in March I took my general exams for graduate school and officially became a PhD Candidate! Make no … Continue reading →
I have various things to consider when I share information on this blog — starting with my own history and … Continue reading →
I published this original post just the other day. Since then I’ve had quite a few more thoughts to add, … Continue reading →
I am back from summer. I had a tremendous time over the past couple of months and I enjoyed (nearly) … Continue reading →
I am raising money to help with a research project focusing on breastfeeding in the Mississippi Delta, USA. I am … Continue reading →
Below is a paper that I just turned in and filed with my department. I had to submit a ‘research … Continue reading →
A few months back, the editors of the new online magazine, Bronislaw (as in Malinowski, I think) asked me to … Continue reading →
Any attempt to understand black American men and their relationships with Brazilian women must first consider cultural characteristics and the significance of social values. Now, we are…