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Sociologist & Storyteller.

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I am a mixed-methods researcher, educator, and movement partner focused on deepening our collective understanding and distrust of racial and economic inequality. I am currently Assistant Professor of Public Policy and Sociology at UCLA.

My work centers the experiences of Black jobseekers, Black workers and Black families to expose the economic and cultural factors that produce material injustice for Black Americans. In doing so, I’ve studied poverty, social mobility, the labor market, intra-racial class conflict, and the ideological underpinnings of racial capitalism displayed by institutions and online.

Alongside my academic work, I try to write, teach, and build tools that support dismantling the systems of white supremacy and racial inequality. I also occasionally share resources on applying to and thriving in academia and blog very infrequently about stuff I’m doing.

CLASSES OFFERED 2025-26

Term Course Department(s) Student Population
Winter Qualitative Methods UCLA Public Policy Graduate
Winter Political Theories of Racial Inequality UCLA Public Policy Graduate
Spring Qualitative Methods UCLA Public Affairs Undergraduate
Spring Labor Politics & Racial Inequality UCLA Public Policy Graduate

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You can reach me via email at [email protected]


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