Selected Writings
Words in print.
Op-eds, book chapters, and reviews on African American history, intellectual activism, and inclusive museum practice.
01
“We Are Not Alone: Intergenerational Mentorships Among Black Women Leaders”
Making it Visible, Saying it Plain (eds. Celeste & Joseph), University of Washington Press
Under contract
02
“60 years of progress, and our unfinished journey towards justice”
Seattle Times
2023
03
“We Are Each Other’s Harvest: Prospering Through Partnerships”
Change is Required: Preparing for the Post-Pandemic Museum (Rowman & Littlefield)
2022
04
“A national collaboration unites Black museums in celebration of Juneteenth.”
American Alliance of Museums Blog
2021
05
“The teachings of Malcolm X can guide our path to greater equity.”
South Seattle Emerald
2021
06
“WA’s recognition of Juneteenth is a step toward a more inclusive history.”
Crosscut
2021
07
“Begin with the End in Mind: Inclusion As a Core Museum Practice”
The Inclusive Museum Leader (Rowman & Littlefield)
2021
08
“Black history: stick with love in February and beyond.”
Seattle Times
2021
09
“Book Review: A Fool’s Errand by Lonnie Bunch”
History News, Vol. 75, No. 1
Winter 2020
10
“The living lesson of Juneteenth”
Crosscut
2019
11
“Shaping the future of the museum field through mentoring.”
History News, Vol. 72, No. 4
Autumn 2017
12
“Book Review: The Struggle for Equal Adulthood by C. T. Fields”
Women and Social Movements Online
2016
13
“Merze Tate and the Pioneering of Black Women Students at PWIs in the Midwest”
ASALH, Atlanta, GA
2015
14
“Creating a Space for Truth: Teaching Sojourner Truth in Classrooms”
The Chronicle Magazine, Historical Society of Michigan, Vol. 31, No. 1
2008
15
“Frankie Muse Freeman, Margaret G.T. Burroughs, Lena Beatrice Morton, Robert H. Terrell, Virginia M. Alexander”
African American National Biography (eds. Gates & Higginbotham), Oxford University Press
2008