In my dissertation, I utilize social network analysis, syndemic, and social complexity frameworks to examine the role of IPV in queer men’s sexual and drug use partnerships, doing so in three interrelated papers.
An archival project focused on news stories about three Black individuals—Mary Jones, Frances Thompson, and William Dorsey Swann—who transgressed gender norms in different 19th-century American cities.
In a content analysis of contemporary television, I explore how Black women’s intimate partner violence experiences and responses are depicted in the long-running reality series, The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
