My latest publication, an academic book review, is no longer in press with the Journal of African American History. You can find my review of Peter Kerry Powers’s Goodbye Christ?: Christianity, Masculinity, and the New Negro Renaissance here. I wrote… Read More ›
Good afternoon! 2020 has been a wild year. My writing hasn’t been as productive just lately. But, I’m happy to share my latest publication, “Privilege and Childhood Possessions: Objects Effectively ‘Store’ Important, Formative Memories.” I hope you enjoy! Thanks! Dr…. Read More ›
My latest article talks about how Neurofibromatosis and the associated long-term trauma shapes my experiences with taking COIVD19 very seriously and understanding its threats. Please read this article published with The Good Men Project here. Thanks! Dr. Andrew Joseph Pegoda
My latest publication, “People Really Do Get Their Civil Rights History From Movies Like The Help. The Problem With That Is Clear,” is live in Time. You can read it here. Please read, like, and share. Comments always welcome, too. Thanks!… Read More ›
In September 2019, Chick-fil-A opened its first location outside of the United States in Toronto, Canada. The problem — this is a lie. Chick-fil-A actually opened its first location in Canada in the mid-1990s but was unsuccessful. Chick-fil-A attempted another,… Read More ›
The Room With its spaciousness, invites you. With its tables and chairs, talks to you. With its storage spaces, says, please stay. With its location, says, you are visible. With its mix of different people, inspires and encourages you. The… Read More ›
I have now been published in the Houston Chronicle – the 4th largest paper in the United States!! The digital version is live now. It’ll be in tomorrow’s print edition, too. The article is “Trendy Chick-fil-A Boycotts Don’t Go Far Enough” Please… Read More ›
“Generation” (in the context of “social generations,” such as baby boomers or Get Y) might well be another candidate for my “banned words” list! As with “traditional,” “generation” focuses on the experiences and values of those privileged in a given… Read More ›
