You can now call me Dr. Robinson! I successfully defended my dissertation, “Liberatory Fiction: Alternate Future Making of Black Women from Enslavement to #SayHerName.” Thank you to my advisor, my committee members, students, family & friends who’ve supported me on this journey!
Join @JHUHumanities on 9/25 for Humanities in the Village to discuss @MelanieAMarotta's book, African American Adolescent Female Heroes: The Twenty-First-Century Young Adult Neo-Slave Narrative. Moderated by @SamandaRobinson. https://t.co/3zcMHFrm5o
Those in Baltimore and the surrounding areas, come join me at the Humanities in the Village with Dr. Melanie Marotta to talk about her book, “African American Female Heroes”, young adult literature, and the neo-slave narrative. RSVP on the Ivy’s event page. #Baltimore#blacklit
You can now call me Dr. Robinson! I successfully defended my dissertation, “Liberatory Fiction: Alternate Future Making of Black Women from Enslavement to #SayHerName.” Thank you to my advisor, my committee members, students, family & friends who’ve supported me on this journey!
Join @JHUHumanities on 2/27 for Humanities in the Village with author @ElizabethBBoyd1. Moderating the discussion will be @JhuEnglish PhD candidate @SamandaRobinson. https://t.co/OsBHPZOjHk
@JhuEnglish PhD candidate @SamandaRobinson has been busy this summer teaching a JHU Hop-In course for incoming first-generation students and working on her dissertation about the connection between Black speculative fiction and social justice. https://t.co/SX4ThgJFni