Biography
My research considers reproductive labour as a site of contestation in modern United States history. By placing poor women of colour’s experiences at the centre of my intellectual inquiry, I explore how birth control, abortion, and motherhood are shaped by institutional injustices.
Education
MPhil, American History, University of Cambridge (2019)
B.A., History, University of Bristol (2017)
Field
- Gender and Women’s History
- U.S./North American History
M.A. Title
- MPhil Thesis: ‘The “abortion as black genocide” narrative and the pro-life movement, United States, c. 1965-1990s.’
Selected Awards
- George L. Mosse Graduate Fellowship in LGBTQ+ History, University of Wisconsin-Madison (2020).
- Sara Norton Research Grant, University of Cambridge (2018).