Zay Dale

Zay Dale is a Ph.D. Candidate and a recipient of a University Presidential Fellowship in Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Notre Dame. He studies black masculinity and the aesthetics of black violence in Early to Mid-20th Century black texts. He is interested in examining the radical irruptions of black violence in 20th Century black texts, and studies how, where, and why violence happens in black texts. He is available to review internal and external funding opportunities, with a focus on the humanities.