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Najja K. Baptist

Assistant Professor

University of Arkansas

Affiliations

J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences

Political Science

Najja K. Baptist is currently serving as a J. William Fulbright College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor at University of Arkansas.

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University of Arkansas

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critical race theory african identity black experience social sciences political science sociology racial discrimination race ethnic studies american studies american literature anti-racism intersectionality social science research social identity global history sociological research black feminism black politics psychology philosophy of social science social psychology mental health social anthropology african studies social choice heritage studies cultural change intercultural studies social semiotics postcolonial writing democracy social identity theory race relations covid-19 pandemic oppression class analysis civil liberties american identity freedom of speech cultural identity multiculturalism identity politics activism digital citizenship citizen participation computational philosophy complexity science urban informatics data journalism interactive journalism military sociology crime against humanity genocide constitutions legal theory political theory racial identity united states racial differences subcontracting freedom book review citizenship education volume three onyx observer study war no oh my du bois political psychology political behavior american politics political communication

Notable Scholarly Works

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Racial Differences in Feelings of Distress During the Covid‐19 Pandemic and John Henryism Active Coping in the United States: Results From a National Survey. Social Science Quarterly (2024)

Samaah M. SullivanJas M. SullivanD'Andra OreyNajja Kofi Baptist

mental healthrace relationssocial science researchunited statesracial differencessocial sciencessociological researchsociologycovid-19 pandemicpsychology

“as is” America: Subcontracting Freedom. Social Science Quarterly (2021)

Najja K. Baptist

oppressionclass analysisamerican political thoughtcivil libertiessocial choicesocial stratificationdemocratic theorysocial sciencesamerican identitysubcontracting freedomfreedom of speechamerican studiesautonomyamerican literaturesociologypublic policysocial identityideology

Racial Identity and Emotional Responses to Confederate Symbols. Social Science Quarterly (2021)

Byron D'Andra OreyNajja BaptistValeria Sinclair‐Chapman

philosophy of social sciencesocial science researchsocial psychologyracial identitysocial sciencessociological researchsocial identity theorypolitical sciencesocial anthropologysociologysocial identity

Beyond Knowing Your History: Multicultural And. (2018)

global historycultureheritage studiescultural studiescultural diversitycultural changecultural identityintercultural studiesmulticulturalism

Book Review: Anthems: Social Movements and the Sound of Solidarity. (2016)

social semioticsidentity politicsprotesthumanitiessocial movementsamerican literaturemusicactivismpostcolonial writing

W. E. B. Du Bois' Souls of Black Folks. (2015)

african identityracial discriminationethnic studiesafrican american studiesblack experienceamerican literatureamerican studiescritical race theorydu boisrace

The Wall of Shame: Scotus, Scalia, and States; Oh My!. (2013)

political analysisconstitutional lawconstitutionslawcomparative lawpolitical studieshistorical reviewpublic lawjurisprudenceearly republiclegal theorypolitical philosophypolitical scienceoh mypolitical theory

Onyx Observer, Urban Digital Newsletter: April 15, 2012. (2012)

urban informaticsurban designonyx observerurban studiesdata journalisminteractive journalismonline informationcommunicationhuman-computer interactiondigital scholarshipmedia studiesdigital mediums

The Hall of Shame: Zimmerman, Et Al. (2012)

american political thoughtinterdisciplinary historycrime against humanityhumanitiesgenocide

Citizenship Education as Necessities for Democracy. Comprehensive Multicultural Education in the 21st Century: Increasing Access in the Age of Retrenchment (2006)

educationdemocracyeducation policycivic engagementcitizenship studiesdemocratic theorydigital citizenshipcitizen participationpolitical sciencecitizenshipcitizenship education

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Najja K. Baptist

Assistant Professor

University of Arkansas

Affiliations

J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences

Political Science

Najja K. Baptist is currently serving as a J. William Fulbright College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor at University of Arkansas.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Najja K. Baptist

University of Arkansas

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Racial Differences in Feelings of Distress During the Covid‐19 Pandemic and John Henryism Active Coping in the United States: Results From a National Survey. Social Science Quarterly (2024)

Samaah M. SullivanJas M. SullivanD'Andra OreyNajja Kofi Baptist

mental healthrace relationssocial science researchunited statesracial differencessocial sciencessociological researchsociologycovid-19 pandemicpsychology

“as is” America: Subcontracting Freedom. Social Science Quarterly (2021)

Najja K. Baptist

Racial Identity and Emotional Responses to Confederate Symbols. Social Science Quarterly (2021)

Byron D'Andra OreyNajja BaptistValeria Sinclair‐Chapman

Beyond Knowing Your History: Multicultural And. (2018)

global historycultureheritage studiescultural studiescultural diversitycultural changecultural identityintercultural studiesmulticulturalism

Book Review: Anthems: Social Movements and the Sound of Solidarity. (2016)

social semioticsidentity politicsprotesthumanitiessocial movementsamerican literaturemusicactivismpostcolonial writing

W. E. B. Du Bois' Souls of Black Folks. (2015)

african identityracial discriminationethnic studiesafrican american studiesblack experienceamerican literatureamerican studiescritical race theorydu boisrace

The Wall of Shame: Scotus, Scalia, and States; Oh My!. (2013)

Onyx Observer, Urban Digital Newsletter: April 15, 2012. (2012)

urban informaticsurban designonyx observerurban studiesdata journalisminteractive journalismonline informationcommunicationhuman-computer interactiondigital scholarshipmedia studiesdigital mediums

The Hall of Shame: Zimmerman, Et Al. (2012)

american political thoughtinterdisciplinary historycrime against humanityhumanitiesgenocide

Citizenship Education as Necessities for Democracy. Comprehensive Multicultural Education in the 21st Century: Increasing Access in the Age of Retrenchment (2006)

educationdemocracyeducation policycivic engagementcitizenship studiesdemocratic theorydigital citizenshipcitizen participationpolitical sciencecitizenshipcitizenship education

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