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X (Twitter) YouTube. The University of North Carolina at Charlotte. 9201 University City Blvd. Charlotte, NC 28223-0001. 704-687-8622.
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Southern Africa; Science, Technology and Medicine; Indigenous Knowledges; Public History; Food and Agriculture; and Globalization.
HIST 2600 Comparative Slaveries in African HistoryHIST 2211 Modern AfricaHIST 2210 Precolonial AfricaHIST 3154 Africa & GlobalizationEducation:
Ph.D. in History, University of California, Los Angeles, 2001. Post-Baccalaureate in African Studies, University of Cape Town. BA Sociology/Anthropology, Lawrence University.
I am currently working on a book-length project that examines how biomedicine and doctors both empowered and disrupted the system of South African indenture (1860-1911). Biomedicine was used and imagined as a tool of empire and industry, and also subject to the competing visions and responsibilities of various colonial forces, doctors, and the emer...
Karen Flint is a historian of Africa and its diaspora, with research interests in science, technology, medicine, and globalization. She teaches courses on African history, oral history, and food and agriculture, and is working on a book project about biomedicine and South African indenture.
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Dr. Ritika Prasad. Associate Professor / Director of Graduate Studies.
Publications. “‘Africa isn’t a testing lab’: Considering COVID Vaccine Trials in a History of Biomedical Experimentation and Abuse.”. Journal of West African History, Vol 6, 2 (2020), 122-136. “African Women and Health: Evolving Challenges.”.
