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Ph.D. Candidate in Political Science
University of Michigan
AMERICAN POLITICS · PUBLIC OPINION · POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY
RACE & ETHNIC POLITICS
I am a Ph.D. candidate in Political Science at the University of Michigan. My research examines Black political behavior, political psychology, and the ways Black Americans make sense of and respond to persistent racial inequality within American democracy.
My work uses quantitative and qualitative methods to study political attitudes, identity, democratic engagement, and the psychological consequences of racialized political experiences.
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Cognitive and Affective Adaptations to Chronic Political Maltreatment
Battered Citizen Syndrome (BCS) develops a framework for understanding the cognitive and affective adaptations that can emerge as Black Americans repeatedly navigate racialized political maltreatment.
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Explore my work on Black political behavior, political psychology, race and ethnic politics, and American democracy.
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