Dr. Briscoe’s Dissertation
My doctoral research explores The Significance, Importance, and Journey of the Negro Motorist Green Book in the State of South Carolina and the City of Columbia in the Twentieth Century. This work contributes to the understanding of African American history and cultural narratives through deep archival research and analysis.
Dedicated Public Historian in Charlotte Region
I’m Dr. Justice Briscoe, a public historian, scholar, and traveler who is passionate about uncovering the rich stories of African American history. Based in Charlotte, I offer historical research services and immersive travel experiences centered on cultural heritage. Whether you’re exploring historical sites or diving into research, I’m here to guide your journey. Reach out to me at [email protected] for more information.
A Fresh Approach to Historical Storytelling
My platform blends rigorous scholarship with storytelling, creating an accessible space where history and lived experience meet. Unlike typical academic sites or lifestyle blogs, I focus on underrepresented narratives, especially those of African American history. Through publications, thoughtful commentary, and engaging media, I make these stories resonate and inspire conversations that bridge gaps across communities, classrooms, and cultural spaces. This is a space for meaningful reflection and action.
Historian’s Mission to Tell Untold Stories
I’ve dedicated my career to merging scholarship with storytelling, focusing on African American history and cultural narratives. With a Ph.D. in History and over a decade of experience, I specialize in historical research, heritage tourism, and community storytelling. This platform is my way of amplifying voices that have often been overlooked, offering a space for exploration and engagement. I’m here to share my knowledge through publications, blog posts, and travel experiences.