Academic Citations, Research, and Educational Use
On occasion, I’ve been interviewed, quoted or mentioned in academic work, articles, studies and so on related to my work with The Multiracial Activist, The Abolitionist Examiner, my experience as a rape survivor, military service or civil liberties and political advocacy.
Academic Journals, Magazines and Blog Articles
Links to articles, stories and clips are below:
Safety Whistleblowing
by Benjamin L. Cavataro (Emory Law Journal)
2025 (Volume 74, Issue 3)
More Than a Year: The Need to Extend the Civil Statute of Limitations for Sex Crimes Cases in Louisiana
by Julia Aucoin (LSU Law Journal for Social Justice & Policy)
2024 (Volume 4)
Still: A Screenplay Exploring Death Anxiety – The Fear of Losing a Loved One
by Maria Olivia Laurent (Kata Kita)
March 2022 (Volume 10, Issue 1)
Women As Sexual Predators: A Study of Male Rape in Amber Tamblyn’s Any Man and its Representation in the Media Industry
by SHYAMALIMA KASHYAP and DR. SHWETA SAXENA (International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development)
June 1, 2020 (Volume 10, Issue 3)
Gendered myths, risks and the social amplification of male rape: Online discourses
by Dr Karabo Sitto and Prof. Elizabeth Lubinga (Communitas)
December 29, 2020
Men: Not Always The Accused But Sometimes The Abused Too
by Bhavya Srivastava (Journal of Law & Public Policy)
May 2016 (Volume 2, Issue 1)
Sexism
by Lance Graves (Discovery Civics)
(April 25, 2015)
Taboo of Male Rape Keeps Victims Silent
by Khadija Bint Misbah (The Trauma and Mental Health Report)
(June 13, 2014)
As Iowa goes, so goes the nation: Varnum v. Brien and its impact on marriage rights for same-sex couples
by University of Iowa, School of Law (The Journal of Gender, Race and Justice)
(Fall 2009, Volume 13, Issue 1)
California’s Past Base Closure Experiences and the 2005 BRAC Round
by Michael Freedman and Tim Ransdell (California Institute for Federal Policy Research — Special Report)
April 2005
Sex, Segregation, and the Sacred after Brown
by Jane Dailey (The Journal of American History)
(Vol. 91, No. 1, June 2004)
Privacy, Technology, and Social Change
by Daniel P. Hillyard and Sarah M. Knight (Knowledge, Technology, & Policy)
(Vol. 17, No. 1, Spring 2004)
Dissertations, Essays and Research Papers
Documented below are dissertations, essays and research papers that cite, quote or mention me related to my work with The Multiracial Activist, The Abolitionist Examiner, my experience as a rape survivor, military service or civil liberties and political advocacy.
The Different Portrayals of John Anderton
by Essien Ayanam
George Mason University
English 101-MT5
December 2, 2004
A Racial Journey with Lived Identities: The Cumulative Experience of Individuals with Black-White Parentage in a White-Dominated Society
by Jeremy Van Blommestein
University of Florida
Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation
2002
Exploration of Rape Myths Among Former Military Professionals
by Gabrielle Caldara
East Tennessee State University
May 2018
“Founding Mothers:” White Mothers of Biracial Children in the Multiracial Movement (1979-2000)
by Alicia Doo Castagno
Wesleyan University
American Studies
April 2012
Intentionally Diverse: Raising Awareness in the LIFE360 Church Network of the Multiethnic Community in the Springfield, Missouri Metropolitan Area
by Damon C. Duran, Sr.
Assemblies of God Theological Seminary
Doctor of Ministry Department
May 2017
Wading in Troubled Waters: The Counterfeit Defense of American Slavery
by James Ellis III
Baylor University
Department of Divinity
February 2007
The Radical Heart: The Politics of Love in the Struggle for African-American Equality, 1833-2000
by Francesca Gamber
Southern Illinois University – Carbondale
Department of History in the Graduate School
May 2010
The Trauma-Informed Response Lab: A Training Program for U.S. Military Leaders Targeting Institutional Betrayal and Sexual Revictimization
by Krystal Geddes, DSW-C, MSW, ASW
California Baptist University
Doctor of Social Work
2026
Back in the Box: The Dilemma of Using Multiple-Race Data for Single-Race Laws
by Joshua R. Goldstein and Ann J. Morning
Princeton University
Office of Population Research
March 9, 2001
Thematic and affective content in textual and visual communication about climate change: historical overview of mass media sources and empirical investigation of emotional response
by Stacy Rebich Hespanha
University of California – Santa Barbara
Doctor of Philosophy in Geography
September 2011
Christian Fundamentalism and Interracial Relationships in the American South: The Making of a Public Theology Out of Private Belief
by Robert W. Lee
California State University – Dominguez Hills
Department of Humanities
Spring 2007
No, Men Are Not Always the Strongest…
by Renny Maniquis
English 101
Case Western Reserve University
November 14, 2021
Abuse and Down’s Syndrome: A Case Study of a Dying Man and His Family
by Lauren Milne
Western Washington University
Winter 2013
Is America a Rape Culture?
by Ana Garcia, Nicole Hernandez, Faith Ortiz
Professor O’Neal
Humanities 1301, San Antonio College
October 21, 2016
The Influence of Biblical Teaching and Church Participation on Marital Commitment and Adjustment of Evangelical Couples of Filipinas with North American Caucasian Husbands
by Lan Moy Pfeil
University of South Africa
Doctor of Theology
November 2006
Case Study 3
by Kley Perez
Georgia Southern University
Gender, Crime, and Justice (CRJU3531)
July 13, 2025
For the Love of God?! Is there a place for Gay Christians between Faith and Fundamentalism?
by Apryl D. Prentiss
Virginia Commonwealth University
English Department
May 2010
Male Survivors’ Stories of Sexual Victimization: Stigma Management and a Survivor Identity
by Kevin M. Ralston
University of Delaware
Department of Sociology
Summer 2015
Ethno-nationalism, Christianity, and the Unite the Right Rally
by Leanna Michelle Rodriguez
A Thesis presented to the Graduate Faculty of the University of Virginia in Candidacy for the Degree of Master of Arts
Department of Religious Studies
University of Virginia
April 2021
I See No Spots
by Faith Shippen
New York University
1998
Critical Analysis of Gender Neutrality in Criminal Law and Judicial Approach
by Avinash Srivastava
School of Legal Studies
BBD University
2022-2023
Love’s Forgotten Laws: A Project to Raise Awareness of Racial Sex and Marriage Restrictions in American History
by Ken Tanabe
Parsons School of Design
Spring 2004
Transracial Adoption
by Bridget Weller
Developmental Psychology 350
University of Michigan
November 2000
Dark Fantasy Analysis
by Charles Zeitvogel
LIT/410
Department of Religious Studies
University of Phoenix
July 17, 2017