I am an anthropologist studying political anthropology. I currently hold a Master's in Anthropology from Binghamton University and am in their PhD program conducting my dissertation research. Anthropological training in academia includes learning about human evolution, race and racism, colonialism, cultural diversity, cultural awareness and education, bias, reflexivity, impacts of academic research on minority groups, and research ethics. I am also the Educational Coordinator and Lead Teacher of a Sunday school and a substitute teacher in 5 local school districts. I give talks on issues of religion, politics, and race issues, and have taught classes related to this topic previously. I conducted a thesis paper for my undergraduate on conflicts international students faced, which discussed issues of race, religion, language, cultural misunderstandings, and xenophobia. My Master's research focused on immigration issues, racism towards immigrants from Ethiopia in Israel, and conflict between religious sects. I also run a group that addresses issues of race, religion, politics, and teaches cultural awareness and diversity through education of traditions, history, and music from around the world.  I also am a NY certified full time high school social studies teacher.

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Sources for this course include: RACE project, Nearpod lesson slides, Teaching Tolerance, Flocabulary, works by Franz Boas, MACAT, American Anthropological Association, Vox, Angela Kloine Flynne, Ted Ed, Crash Course, The Globe and Mail, American Museum of Natural History, BBC, "The Breathtaking Courage of Harriet Tubman" Janell Hobson 2018, PBS, Huffpost, NY Times, ABC News, US News, and UN News