AuthorDr. Myeshia C. Babers is a cultural anthropologist, filmmaker, and heritage preservation advocate specializing in race, education, and cultural memory. As an Assistant Professor of Ethnic Studies, she bridges academic research, storytelling, and public scholarship to amplify underrepresented narratives. Her work includes leading the historical landmark designation for Calvert Colored High School and crafting award-winning films like Quieted and Fowl Play, which explore Black identity, resilience, and cultural tradition. Through research, filmmaking, and advocacy, Dr. Babers ensures that Black stories—past and present—are preserved, mobilized, and celebrated. 🔗 Follow her journey @drbabers. Categories
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- Google Scholar: Myeshia Babers
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- Reclaiming space and memory: Black cowboys and the right to the city
- Controlling the Reins
- Cowboy Cool: A Professional Black Cowboy’s Perspective
- BAVUAL: The African Heritage Magazine
- Myeshia Babers, Author at BlackPast.org
- Dissertation (2017)
- M.A. Thesis (2014)
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