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Beau D.J. Gaitors serves as an Assistant Professor of History in the Department of History, Politics, & Social Justice at Winston-Salem State University, where his research centers on African diaspora experiences in the Americas with specialized focus on nineteenth-century Mexico.
His primary scholarly interests include:
- African Diaspora Studies
- Latin American History
- Mexican Independence Era Studies
- Race-Environment-Public Health Intersections
- Nineteenth Century Social Policy
- Postcolonial Citizenship Frameworks
Dr. Gaitors has received significant recognition for his archival research on African descendants in Mexico, including:
- Fulbright fellowship (COMEXUS) for book project research
- Consortium for Faculty Diversity Postdoctoral Fellowship
His current manuscript investigates mobility, citizenship, and belonging among African descendants in Veracruz during Mexico's nation-building period, contributing critical perspectives on racial formation in Latin American public policy.
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