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Deborah Whaley

Professor of English and African American Studies Professor

University of Iowa

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

African American Studies Program

English Department

Deborah Whaley is currently serving as an African American Studies Program Professor of English and African American Studies Professor at University of Iowa.

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Deborah Whaley

University of Iowa

Professor of English and African American Studies Professor

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african american studies intersectionality black experience gender studies culture anti-racism feminist theory critical race theory black feminism racial studies public health race mental health social media criminology postcolonial writing interpersonal violence feminist criminology violent behavior crisis management social identity contemporary racism organized crime psychological violence correctional practice cybercrime mobile security racial equity african diaspora hauntology black cat african american fraternities phantasmagoric fantasy social history cultural history history cultural studies popular culture american literature american identity american studies english early american literature

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Addressing the Crisis: Mugging, Mobbing, and Memory Screens. Addressing the Crisis The Stuart Hall Project (2019)

Loren GlassDeborah Elizabeth Whaley

mental healthpublic healthorganized crimepsychological violencecorrectional practicesocial mediainterpersonal violencesocial sciencescriminologyinformation securitycybercrimemobile securitysubstance abusefeminist criminologyviolent behaviorpsychologycrisis management

Black Cat Got Your Tongue?: Catwoman, Blackness, and the Alchemy of Postracialism. Journal of Graphic Novels & Comics (2011)

Deborah Elizabeth Whaley

anti-racismblack feminismgender studiescultureintersectionalityfeminist theorypostcolonial writingracial studiesafrican american studiesblack catcontemporary racismblack experiencecritical race theoryrace

Matthew W. Hughey, Gregory S. Parks: Black Greek-Letter Organizations 2.0: New Directions in the Study of African American Fraternities and Sororities. Journal of African American Studies (2011)

Deborah Elizabeth Whaley

anti-racismracial equityafrican diasporaracial discriminationcultureintersectionalityafrican american fraternitiesafrican american studiessociologyblack experiencesocial identityracial studies

Spike Lee’s Phantasmagoric Fantasy and the Black Female Sexual Imaginary in She Hate Me. Poroi (2011)

Deborah E Whaley

phantasmagoric fantasyblack feminismhauntologyliteraturegender studiesintersectionalityfeminist theoryafrican american studiesqueer theoryblack experiencecritical race theory

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Deborah Whaley

Professor of English and African American Studies Professor

University of Iowa

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

African American Studies Program

English Department

Deborah Whaley is currently serving as an African American Studies Program Professor of English and African American Studies Professor at University of Iowa.

Honors

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Deborah Whaley

University of Iowa

Professor of English and African American Studies Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Addressing the Crisis: Mugging, Mobbing, and Memory Screens. Addressing the Crisis The Stuart Hall Project (2019)

Loren GlassDeborah Elizabeth Whaley

Black Cat Got Your Tongue?: Catwoman, Blackness, and the Alchemy of Postracialism. Journal of Graphic Novels & Comics (2011)

Deborah Elizabeth Whaley

Matthew W. Hughey, Gregory S. Parks: Black Greek-Letter Organizations 2.0: New Directions in the Study of African American Fraternities and Sororities. Journal of African American Studies (2011)

Deborah Elizabeth Whaley

anti-racismracial equityafrican diasporaracial discriminationcultureintersectionalityafrican american fraternitiesafrican american studiessociologyblack experiencesocial identityracial studies

Spike Lee’s Phantasmagoric Fantasy and the Black Female Sexual Imaginary in She Hate Me. Poroi (2011)

Deborah E Whaley

phantasmagoric fantasyblack feminismhauntologyliteraturegender studiesintersectionalityfeminist theoryafrican american studiesqueer theoryblack experiencecritical race theory

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