Rhone Fraser
Biography of Rhone Fraser
Rhone Fraser, Ph.D. is an independent scholar, the 2023–2024 Visiting Associate Professor of African American Studies at Penn State University. He taught on the faculty of Temple, Princeton, and Howard Universities. He is the author of Pauline Hopkins and Advocacy Journalism, which is a literary criticism of the four historical novels written by Pauline Hopkins. He is the co-editor of Critical Responses about the Black Family in Toni Morrison’s God Help the Child. He edited a special collection on the meaning of the fiction of novelist Elizabeth Nunez for the Journal of Pan African Studies. He is the editor of To A More Positive Purpose: Critical Responses to the Scholarship of Tony Martin, who is the editor of the Marcus Garvey Library.
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