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Dr. Dan Aldridge is a Professor of Africana Studies and History at Davidson College. His research focuses on African American civil rights activism (1861-1976) and the intersection of race with U.S. foreign policy in the 1930s-1940s. He teaches courses in American History, African American History, and Africana Studies.
- Ph.D. in History from Emory University
- J.D. from Northwestern University
- B.A. from Michigan State University
His scholarly work examines:
- Transnational civil rights movements
- African American influence on UN colonialism policies
- Black anti-war activism during World War II
- Racial dynamics in U.S. foreign policy
While his recent publications focus on 1940s-era activism, his broader research spans the full arc of African American history from the Civil War to modern times. Key themes in his work include institutional racism, global human rights frameworks, and the evolution of American identity.
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