Biography
Being a part of UCI is an opportunity that I am grateful for. My goal is to explore the revolutionary violence coming out of the 1960s, specifically regarding the Black Power Movement. Another aspect of my research looks at the tactics of guerilla warfare and how various inventions such as the AK-47 changed revolutionary violence and facilitated guerilla warfare tactics. I plan on earning my PhD and teaching history that is often overlooked by western narratives.
Advisor: Dr. Rasul Miller
First Field: Black Radicalism c. Cold War
Second Field: Guerilla Tactics/Strategy used by Guerilla Fighters c. Cold War
Degree: M.A., War and Society, Chapman University. B.A., History/Political Thought, Concordia University.
Awards: School of Humanities Black Studies Cohort Fellowship, School of Humanities Fellowship, UCI School of Humanities, Academic Year 2022-2027
Miscellaneous: OEF Army Veteran, LRS Airborne 1/38
Publications: "International Connection, Domestic Radicalization: The Connection Between East Asia and Black Radicals", "Establishing Capital"