Manoucheka Celeste is the author of the award-winning book Race, Gender, and Citizenship in the African Diaspora: Travelling Blackness. She is also the author of multiple articles and book chapters. Dr. Celeste also contributes research-based articles in non-academic venues.
Select Publications
Prying The Doors Open: Women Of Color Mentoring In The Field Of Communication
Communication, Culture & Critique Vol. 14 (December 2021), Issue 4
“No Love”: What Becomes Of Post-Racial Figures In A New Political Era?
Handbook Of Global Media Ethics (2021)
“What Now?”: The Wailing Black Woman, Grief, and Difference
Black Camera Vol. 9 (Spring 2018), Issue 2
Beyond Resilience in Haiti
NACLA Report on the Americas Vol. 50 (2018), Issue 2, Eye of the Storm: Capitalism, Colonialism, and Climate Change in the Caribbean
Entertaining Mobility: The Racialized and Gendered Nation in House Hunters International
Feminist Media Studies Vol. 16 (2016), Issue 3
Select Public Scholarship
Teach Them Well: Media Literacy as a Survival Tool for Marginalized Youth
National Center for Institutional Diversity December 16, 2019
Disturbing Media Images of Haiti Earthquake Aftermath Tell Only Part of the Story
The Seattle Times January 26, 2010