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My first book, The Sexual Politics of Empire: Postcolonial Homophobia in Haiti, was awarded a Lammy for best book in LGBTQ Studies at the 2024 Lambda Literary Awards Ceremony.  

Professor Omise'eke Natasha Tinsley (UCSB Black Studies) came to University of Minnesota for an event to celebrate the publication of The Sexual Politics of Empire. Video coming soon.  

Podcast episode about my new book, The Sexual Politics of Empire, as well as doing research as a disabled scholar. 

This article from the Star Tribune magazine features my home and neighborhood. It includes information about the "Professorville" research project that I am working on with my partner and collaborator Professor Miranda Joseph. 

Podcast episode about my book that will be published next month by University of Illinois Press. 

Online panel about accessibility in research convened by the UMN Office of Research and Graduate Programs. I discussed the experimental ethnographic research project I designed about the University Grove neighborhood for collective access during the pandemic. 

Presentation about creating disability accessibility in ethnographic research through collective data collection and analysis. The full webinar is available online. 

Brief opinion article about state responses to Covid-19 in the early months of the pandemic. You can read it here.

Overview video of the Duke University symposium convened by my colleagues Dasha A. Chapman and Mario LaMothe that resulted in the publication of the Women & Performance special issue about queer performance in Haiti.