Kendric Coleman

Dr. Kendric Coleman is a Professor of English at Valdosta State University, where he researches and teaches the construction of race and gender across literary traditions. His interdisciplinary approach encompasses African, African American, American, and World Literature, focusing on sociopolitical narratives.

Education

• Ph.D. in English, Louisiana State University (2005)
• M.A. in English, Louisiana State University (1999)
• B.A. in English, Louisiana State University (1997)

Coleman's research examines cultural narratives through literary analysis, particularly exploring themes of identity, liberation, and representation. His recent works investigate Black feminism and historical literary canons, employing critical theory frameworks to analyze power structures in texts.

His publication record shows consistent focus on race and gender studies, with recent works including a 2024 book on literary discovery narratives and a 2021 journal article analyzing corporeal liberation in Black women's experiences.