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Charles S. Corprew, III joined the Loyola University New Orleans psychology faculty in August of 2011 after completing his Ph.D. in Psychological Science at Tulane University. Dr. Corprew centers his research on examining development in diverse contexts. More specifically, he looks at factors related to resilience and vulnerability in African American men and boys. Additionally, Dr. Corprew’s research investigates the relationships between the multidimensional aspects of hypermasculinity and precursors to sexual assault. His efforts have received national attention where he has lectured nationally on each of these lines of research and has been published in numerous journals, such as the Journal of Men’s Studies, The Journal of College Student Development, and Urban Education. In 2014, he was awarded the College of Humanities and Natural Science Excellence in Research Award. Furthermore, in the spring of 2014, Dr. Corprew received a W. K. Kellogg Foundation Community Leadership Fellowship, a prestigious honor.
During our conversation, Charles spoke about:
– Some of his background and his growing up years in a house that stressed education
– His great experience going to college where he started getting immersed in black history
– Why did he leave home to teach in New Orleans
– His article I Am Not Just an Angry Black Man including how it came about and the response to the article
– if black men are angry about being perceived as angry, inferior
– The state of the black American man
– The role the media plays in the perception of black men as being angry and what the black community and black men need to do change the perception
– The importance of black men telling their story
– His response to the Eric Garner video and his response to the Eric Garner grand jury decision
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