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Yveline Alexis is Associate Professor of Africana Studies and Comparative American Studies at Oberlin College. She specializes in Caribbean resistance movements with particular expertise in Haitian anti-imperialist struggles. Her award-winning book examines Charlemagne Péralte's legacy during the 1915-1934 US occupation.
Research focuses on:
- Multilingual archival recovery of silenced narratives
- Gender dynamics in liberation movements
- Transnational Black political thought
- Memory politics in postcolonial societies
Publications consistently explore: Caribbean sovereignty struggles, methodological innovations in diaspora studies, and critical analyses of US interventions. Awarded Haitian Studies Association Book Prize (2021) and TLS Book of the Year (2021) for groundbreaking research. Serves as historical consultant and public intellectual engaging with media outlets including Teen Vogue and academic networks like Caribbean Studies Association.
