Alexandrea J. Keith

Name: Alexandrea J. Keith
Research Project(s): "Marginalized Spaces" (Rauner Library Blog); Intersections of Race, Religion, and Class: Dartmouth College (Tableau Public); Winter 2019 Fellowship Presentation
About: Alexandrea Keith '20 was a History and African and African American Studies double major with an interest in the use of Black art as a transnational tool of racial liberation. As a Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow, she focused her research on the Black Arts and Caribbean Arts movements. During her time in special collections with the Historical Accountability Program, Alexandrea explored the intersections of race, religion, and class during the early 20th century. She conducted research surrounding the Black and Jewish student experience at Dartmouth College from the Great Depression to WWII. She is currently pursuing a doctorate in History at the Northwestern University.
In Residence: Winter 2019
Dartmouth Affiliation: Class of 2020

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