Rebekkah Y Mulholland

Assistant Professor, History Department

American History

LGBTQ Studies

Popular Culture

Sexuality and Sex Roles

Social Movements

African-American History

History of Sexuality

Transgender History

Labor History

Black History

Black Lives Matter

Gender

This researcher is available to speak to the media. Contact Lanaya Lewis, public information officer, at lanaya.lewis@csus.edu

Film Review: Memórias Afro-Atlânticas (Afro-Atlantic Legacies)

“Historical Erasure Is Violence”: he Lives and Experiences of Black Transgender Women and Gender Nonconforming Women of

Cullah Mi Gullah, Re-Imagining African American Female Artists and the Sea Islands

Assistant Professor, History Department

History

Ph.D., University of Memphis (United States, Memphis)

Public History

M.A., Wright State University (United States, Dayton)

Humanities

M.A., Wright State University (United States, Dayton)

Liberal Studies

B.A., Wright State University (United States, Dayton)