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Suzanne E. Smith

Director of the PhD Program Professor

George Mason University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Cultural Studies

Suzanne E. Smith is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Director of the PhD Program Professor at George Mason University.

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George Mason University

Director of the PhD Program Professor

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history cultural history black experience urban history historical review african diaspora social history sociology historiography popular culture african identity death studies mourning black politics african american way dance performance studies cultural studies stigma intersectionality racial discrimination public performance american literature american studies narrative regional studies migration studies urban geography urban studies political culture urban politics folklore studies journalism history black feminism afrocentricity cultural identity historical analysis leisure studies societal influence white supremacy urban condition urban mobility urban process urban environments urban life cultural politics janis joplin uncovering detroit african-american cultural history twentieth century working-class immigrants united states african-american holiday tradition black power funeral directors motor city gender studies african american studies public history

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African American Religious Identities in the Twentieth Century. Oxford University Press eBooks (2018)

Suzanne Smith

twentieth centuryafrican diasporaidentity (social science)cultural identityreligious studiesafrican american studiesreligionblack experience

Craig Thompson Friend and Lorri Glover, Editors. Death and the American South.. The American Historical Review (2016)

Suzanne E. Smith

historical analysissocial historyhistorical reviewhistory

Keith a. Mayes. Kwanzaa: Black Power and the Making of the African‐American Holiday Tradition. New York: Routledge. 2009. Pp. XXIV, 288. $26.95.. The American Historical Review (2011)

Suzanne E. Smith

cultural historyafrican diasporahistoryblack politicshistorical reviewafrican american studieswhite supremacyblack powerafrican-american holiday traditionblack experience

5. the African American Way of Death. Harvard University Press eBooks (2010)

Suzanne E. Smith

mourninganti-racismanthropologyafrican identityafrican diasporaracial discriminationcultureblack politicsdeath studiesintersectionalityafrocentricityafrican american wayafrican american studiesblack experiencecritical race theorymortality

'Where Did Our Love Go?': Contemplating the Life and Death of Motown and the Motor City. Michigan quarterly review (2010)

Suzanne E. Smith

urbanismcultural historyhistoryurban geographycultureurban sociologyurban lifeurban studieshistorical reviewurban environmentspopular cultureurban mobilitysocial sciencesurban historyurbanizationmotor cityurban conditionurban process

Dance Hall Days: Intimacy and Leisure Among Working-Class Immigrants in the United States. by Randy D. Mcbee (New York: New York University Press, 2000. VII Plus 293 Pp. $40.00). Journal of Social History (2004)

S. Smith

social historyunited statescultureworking-class immigrantssocial stratificationsocial classmigration studiessocial sciencesleisure studiessocial changesocietal influencesociologyinternational migration

"Boogie Chillen": Uncovering Detroit's African-American Cultural History. Michigan Historical Review (2001)

Suzanne E. Smith

black feminismcultural historyafrican diasporacultureurban historyafrican american studiesafrican-american cultural historyuncovering detroitblack experienceafrican identity

Dancing in the Street: Motown and the Cultural Politics of Detroit. The American Historical Review (2001)

Brian WardSuzanne E. Smith

urban politicscultural historyhistorydancecultural politicshistorical reviewpopular culturepolitical cultureurban historypublic performanceperformance studieshistoriography

Scars of Sweet Paradise: The Life and Times of Janis Joplin. Journal of American History (2001)

Suzanne SmithAlice Echols

social historyjournalism historycultural historyhistorynarrativejanis joplincultural studiesstigmaurban historyregional studiesamerican literaturefolklore studiessociologyhistoriographyjournalismamerican studies

Black Camelot: African-American Cultural Heroes in Their Times, 1960-1980.. Journal of American History (2000)

Suzanne E. SmithWilliam L. Van Deburg

anthropologyafrican american studiescultural historyhistory

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Suzanne E. Smith

Director of the PhD Program Professor

George Mason University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Cultural Studies

Suzanne E. Smith is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Director of the PhD Program Professor at George Mason University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Suzanne E. Smith

George Mason University

Director of the PhD Program Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

African American Religious Identities in the Twentieth Century. Oxford University Press eBooks (2018)

Suzanne Smith

twentieth centuryafrican diasporaidentity (social science)cultural identityreligious studiesafrican american studiesreligionblack experience

Craig Thompson Friend and Lorri Glover, Editors. Death and the American South.. The American Historical Review (2016)

Suzanne E. Smith

historical analysissocial historyhistorical reviewhistory

Keith a. Mayes. Kwanzaa: Black Power and the Making of the African‐American Holiday Tradition. New York: Routledge. 2009. Pp. XXIV, 288. $26.95.. The American Historical Review (2011)

Suzanne E. Smith

cultural historyafrican diasporahistoryblack politicshistorical reviewafrican american studieswhite supremacyblack powerafrican-american holiday traditionblack experience

5. the African American Way of Death. Harvard University Press eBooks (2010)

Suzanne E. Smith

'Where Did Our Love Go?': Contemplating the Life and Death of Motown and the Motor City. Michigan quarterly review (2010)

Suzanne E. Smith

S. Smith

"Boogie Chillen": Uncovering Detroit's African-American Cultural History. Michigan Historical Review (2001)

Suzanne E. Smith

black feminismcultural historyafrican diasporacultureurban historyafrican american studiesafrican-american cultural historyuncovering detroitblack experienceafrican identity

Dancing in the Street: Motown and the Cultural Politics of Detroit. The American Historical Review (2001)

Brian WardSuzanne E. Smith

urban politicscultural historyhistorydancecultural politicshistorical reviewpopular culturepolitical cultureurban historypublic performanceperformance studieshistoriography

Scars of Sweet Paradise: The Life and Times of Janis Joplin. Journal of American History (2001)

Suzanne SmithAlice Echols

Black Camelot: African-American Cultural Heroes in Their Times, 1960-1980.. Journal of American History (2000)

Suzanne E. SmithWilliam L. Van Deburg

anthropologyafrican american studiescultural historyhistory

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