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Keisha Hicks Ph.D.'s Bio:

Dr. Keisha Hicks is an Academic Researcher & Writer. Her disertation titled Soumptous Soul the Music of Donny Hathaway. Everything is Everything, Donny Hathaway, 1970. Her research situates Hathaway as a major cultural producer of early 1970s Post-Civil Rights Movement Era, Black America. Dr. Hicks' Master's Thesis was The Multifarious Jihads of Malcolm X: From Malcolm Little to El Hajj Malik El Shabazz. Her work examined the religious life of Malcolm X as his faith deepened.

Keisha Hicks Ph.D.'s Experience:

  • Graduate Instructor at Bowling Green State University

    January 2013 - May 2014

  • Graduate Assistant at Cornell University

    August 2008 - May 2009

  • Communications Specialist at United States Navy

    January 1990 - July 1996 | Washington, DC

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Keisha Hicks Ph.D.'s Education:

  • Bowling Green State University

    2010 – 2014
    Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
    Concentration: American Culture Studies/Public History

  • Cornell University

    2007 – 2009
    Masters of Professional Studies
    Concentration: Africana Studies/African American Studies

  • University of California, Berkeley

    2002 – 2007
    Bachelor's Degree
    Concentration: African-American/Black Studies

  • University of California, Berkeley

    2002 – 2007
    Bachelor's Degree
    Concentration: Sociology

  • Laney College

    1999 – 2002
    Associates of Arts Degree
    Concentration: General Education

Keisha Hicks Ph.D.'s Interests & Activities:

Personal Interest: Watching Empire, Travel, Wine Tasting, Reading Research Interest: American Culture Studies, Culture Studies, Popular Culture, Black Popular Studies, Media Studies, Ethnic Studies, Digital Humanities, Feminist Theory, Black Feminist Thought, American History, African American History, African American Women’s History, African History, Diaspora Studies, Civil Rights Movement, Black Aesthetic Movement, Black Power Movement, Black Arts Movement, Social Movements, Social Stratification, Race and Ethnic Relations, Autoethnography, Ethnography, Muted Group Theory, Deviant Behavior and Social Control, Urban Sociology, Sociology of Poverty, Social Organization, Social Inequality, Institutional Inequality, Urban Education, Qualitative Methods

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