Kaysha Corinealdi
Biographic Data
| ID | 206871 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kaysha Corinealdi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kaysha |
| FAMILY NAME | Corinealdi |
| SIGNATURE | CORINEALDI K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Emerson College |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1997-5492 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Bringing Research Home: Self-Discovery and Self-Healing While Collecting Living Histories
Race, Gender, and Nation: Pluricultural Politics from Costa Rica to the World
On Isthmian Knowing: Bodies, Archives, Futures
We Are Here, and This Is How We Think: Language and Cultural Memory in Belize
Activismos afrocaribeños en contra de la xenofobia: El caso panameño, 1940-1968
Durante gran parte del siglo veinte, afropanameños de ascendencia caribeña lucharon en contra de ideologías y políticas que intentaban negarle el acceso no solo a la nacionalidad panameña, sino al estatus mismo de seres humanos. Este artículo se enfoca en el activismo por parte de periodistas, maestros y maestras, organizadores, y líderes comunitarios en la lucha en contra de prácticas de desnacionalización, segregación y exclusión en Panamá y lo…
Feminist Educators against State Neglect
By the mid-twentieth century a core group of feminist educators in Panama had cemented their reputations as community organizers invested in the empowerment of poor and working-class women. Yet this was a state that rejected calls for female suffrage, labeled attempts at worker organizing as threats to the nation, neglected to provide basic infrastructure and financing for education, and protected the rights of an elite few over those of most cit…
On Transnational and International History
In 2006, the American Historical Review published “AHR Conversation: On Transnational History,” and it remains to date among the journal’s most downloaded articles.1 The conversation featured six established historians discussing the so-called transnational turn in the discipline, offering reflections on both the many possibilities and the challenges of researching and writing history that moved across traditional geographic divisions. Nearly two…
Being Fully Human: Linda Smart Chubb and the Praxis of Black Feminist Internationalism
Linda Smart Chubb made history in 1950 when she served as acting mayor of Colón City, Panama. Not only did she become the first woman to hold this position in Colón, but her tenure also marked the first time that a woman of Afro-Caribbean descent had been elected to any political office in Panama. Smart Chubb’s position in the mayoral office also came only four years after women had secured the right to vote. Looking particularly at Smart Chubb’s…
Essays from the Dark Room
This collectively written essay meditates on the antimasker phenomenon, care, breath, and in-person teaching during the pandemic
The Politics of Race in Panama: Afro-Hispanic and West Indian Literary Discourses of Contention
With The Politics of Race in Panama, Sonja Stephenson Watson addresses the shortage within Hispanic literature scholarship of research on Afro-Panamanian literature and the sole focus on West Indian–descended writers in studies on black literature in Panama. Specifically, Watson examines how Afro-Hispanic and West Indian–descended writers, from the late nineteenth to the early twenty-first century, utilized poetry, novels, plays, and short storie…
Being Fully Human: Linda Smart Chubb and the Praxis of Black Feminist Internationalism
Linda Smart Chubb made history in 1950 when she served as acting mayor of Colón City, Panama. Not only did she become the first woman to hold this position in Colón, but her tenure also marked the first time that a woman of Afro-Caribbean descent had been elected to any political office in Panama. Smart Chubb’s position in the mayoral office also came only four years after women had secured the right to vote. Looking particularly at Smart Chubb’s…
The Politics of Race in Panama: Afro-Hispanic and West Indian Literary Discourses of Contention
With The Politics of Race in Panama, Sonja Stephenson Watson addresses the shortage within Hispanic literature scholarship of research on Afro-Panamanian literature and the sole focus on West Indian–descended writers in studies on black literature in Panama. Specifically, Watson examines how Afro-Hispanic and West Indian–descended writers, from the late nineteenth to the early twenty-first century, utilized poetry, novels, plays, and short storie…
Essays from the Dark Room
This collectively written essay meditates on the antimasker phenomenon, care, breath, and in-person teaching during the pandemic
Being Fully Human: Linda Smart Chubb and the Praxis of Black Feminist Internationalism
Linda Smart Chubb made history in 1950 when she served as acting mayor of Colón City, Panama. Not only did she become the first woman to hold this position in Colón, but her tenure also marked the first time that a woman of Afro-Caribbean descent had been elected to any political office in Panama. Smart Chubb’s position in the mayoral office also came only four years after women had secured the right to vote. Looking particularly at Smart Chubb’s…
On Transnational and International History
In 2006, the American Historical Review published “AHR Conversation: On Transnational History,” and it remains to date among the journal’s most downloaded articles.1 The conversation featured six established historians discussing the so-called transnational turn in the discipline, offering reflections on both the many possibilities and the challenges of researching and writing history that moved across traditional geographic divisions. Nearly two…
Activismos afrocaribeños en contra de la xenofobia: El caso panameño, 1940-1968
Durante gran parte del siglo veinte, afropanameños de ascendencia caribeña lucharon en contra de ideologías y políticas que intentaban negarle el acceso no solo a la nacionalidad panameña, sino al estatus mismo de seres humanos. Este artículo se enfoca en el activismo por parte de periodistas, maestros y maestras, organizadores, y líderes comunitarios en la lucha en contra de prácticas de desnacionalización, segregación y exclusión en Panamá y lo…
Feminist Educators against State Neglect
By the mid-twentieth century a core group of feminist educators in Panama had cemented their reputations as community organizers invested in the empowerment of poor and working-class women. Yet this was a state that rejected calls for female suffrage, labeled attempts at worker organizing as threats to the nation, neglected to provide basic infrastructure and financing for education, and protected the rights of an elite few over those of most cit…
Bringing Research Home: Self-Discovery and Self-Healing While Collecting Living Histories
Race, Gender, and Nation: Pluricultural Politics from Costa Rica to the World
On Isthmian Knowing: Bodies, Archives, Futures
We Are Here, and This Is How We Think: Language and Cultural Memory in Belize
Political science (9 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Politics (4 works) · Cuban History and Society (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Australian History and Society (2 works)