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Will Mack is a Courtesy Assistant Professor of Black Studies and Director of Undergraduate Studies at the University of Missouri. His research focuses on race, immigration, and the carceral state in 20th-century U.S. and Haitian contexts, employing a transnational framework. He has published extensively on topics such as redlining, prison uprisings, and policing histories in venues like Black Perspectives and the ACLS Mapping Inequality Project.
- Research Interests: Transnational carceral systems, racialized state violence, urban inequality, and historical memory.
- Courses Taught: BL_STU 1000 (Intro to Black Studies), BL_STU 3977 (Methodologies), BL_STU 4303/7303 (Race/Class/Gender), and BL_STU 4335/7335 (The Wire and Urban Inequality).
His work bridges historical analysis with contemporary social justice issues, particularly in New York City and Long Island. He received the 2022 John Higham Research Fellowship for his doctoral dissertation on American history. Recent publications explore topics like the Tombs Uprising, Haitian-U.S. policing exchanges, and the legacy of redlining in Brooklyn.
