K.K. Jeffrey-Legette is an Associate Professor of English with expertise in African-American Literature, Africana/African Diasporic Studies, Caribbean/Postcolonial Studies, Womanism/Feminist Criticism, and Film Studies. Her most recent work is in Speculative Fiction: Speculative Film and Moving Images by or about Black Women and Girls: Watch It! (2023) and Black Girls Write/Right the Future: Speculative Fiction by or about Black Women and Girls (in progress).
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We must imagine and be the change the world needs.
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K.K. Jeffrey-Legette is an educator, writer, and philosopher/literary critic with over 20 years in the professoriate. Her teaching, presentations, and published articles explore themes of culture/ethnicity and self-actualization.
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K.K. Jeffrey-Legette is a Trekkie fan and comicbook enthusiast. She has a particular affinity for the Marvel Universe with a growing interest in the DC Multiverse. Despite her intrigue with the fantastic, she avoids horror but will watch suspense-thrillers.
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