AfroFrontierism: Blackdom (1900 - 1930)
Timothy E. Nelson, Ph.D., Historian

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Santa Fe Public Library

  • Santa Fe Public Library 145 Washington Avenue Santa Fe, New Mexico USA (map)

This program was sponsored by

Friends of the Santa Fe Public Library

Community Services Department, City of Santa Fe, New Mexico

“Our highest attended adult program with 197 participants.” ~SFPL February 2022 Report

Historian TIMOTHY E. NELSON, PH.D - Blackdom, New Mexico

👇🏽Link to YouTube recording👇🏽

Blackdom, NM the only incorporated all-Black Town

Dr. Timothy E. Nelson’s multi-faceted work concerns racism, ambition, and the search for opportunity.

These themes were revealed in his 2015 Ph.D. dissertation The Significance of the Afro-Frontier® in American History. Dr. Nelson was born in South Central LA, raised in Compton, during the early 1990s in the wake of race and class-based conflict with the LAPD.

He earned his Ph.D. from (UTEP) the University of Texas at El Paso. Currently, he is a full-time Lecturer of Ethnic and Black Studies at CSU Stanislaus and is working with a University Press to release his first book.