Imaginarium 2027 proudly welcomes author, screenwriter, filmmaker, podcaster, and actor Donald R. Guillory, PhD as a Spotlighted Guest! Dr Guillory is an Instructional Assistant Professor of African American Studies and History at the University of Mississippi. A historian, educator, and public history presenter, his work spans nineteenth- and twentieth-century United States and Latin American history, African American history, gender history, and the American Southwest.
Dr. Guillory is also the author of The Token Black Guide: Navigations Through Race In America, a discussion and analysis of race, and Bastards of the Bayou and Magnolia Lane, and The Lost Slave Narrative of David Booker, fictional works which blend History and Horror. His forthcoming monograph Black Oasis in A Hostile Desert: African Americans and the Making of Race and Place in Phoenix, Arizona analyzes the role of Black migrants in the development of the city, its culture, and its history.
We are honored to have Dr. Guillory join us for our 14th year, taking place July 23-25, 2027 in Louisville, Kentucky at the Crowne Plaza! For further information on the Imaginarium Convention, please visit www.entertheimaginarium.com
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