Public Historian | Researcher | Storyteller

I am a public historian dedicated to preserving and amplifying stories that history has overlooked—ensuring they are remembered, respected, and shared.

Empowering History Through Storytelling

I am a public historian specializing in African American history, cultural narratives, and community storytelling. Through research, travel, and collaboration, I work to preserve voices that have been overlooked or forgotten. Whether through academic work, public engagement, or creative storytelling, my mission is to make history accessible, meaningful, and alive. Whether through academic work, public engagement, or creative storytelling, my mission is to make history accessible, meaningful, and alive.


Research & Historical Consulting

Archival research, cultural storytelling, and support for academic and independent projects through in-depth historical analysis and interpretation.


Exhibits & Collaboration

Museum exhibits, community history projects, and speaking engagements designed to engage audiences and bring history into public spaces.


Heritage & Storytelling Experiences

Travel-based storytelling, cultural interpretation, and educational experiences that connect people to history through immersive, place-based learning.


Featured Podcast: It’s Beautiful and Chaotic

It’s Beautiful and Chaotic is a 40-minute monthly podcast where two Black women PhDs—Dr. kYmberly Keeton and Dr. Justice Briscoe—engage in conversations at the intersection of theory, lived experience, and the complexities of Black intellectual life. Episodes are reflective, candid, and grounded, with new releases every last Friday of the month.

Listen to the latest episode and join the conversation.