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Tionne Parris

Tionne Parris is a PhD student in History at the University of Hertfordshire, and holds an MA Honours Undergraduate, and Masters degree in History from the University of Dundee. Specialising in African American history, specifically the Black Power Movement of the 1960s and 1970s, Parris has focused on American society’s response to race-based political protests. As the last 4 years have seen a resurgence of organised white supremacist protests throughout the United States, Tionne Parris now researches the provenance and impact of these movements, speculating on the trajectory of US politics in the future.

Please contact her at TionneAParris@Gmail.com for any research queries or comments. “

Meditations on Critical Race Theory and 21st Century Anti-Communism

By | Published September 13, 2021

Politics Research

In recent months, there have been ongoing public discussions about Critical Race Theory (CRT).[i] With Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts backing a resolution to combat the teaching of Critical Race Theory […]

The Alt Right: Trump, Terrorism and the Digital Age: Part Two

By | Published November 2, 2020

Research

The globalizing effect of the internet and its influence in contemporary politics has undoubtedly contributed to the rise of the Alt-Right in the 21st century. Abetted by this influence, Donald […]

The Alt Right: Trump and Terrorism in the Digital Age (Part One)

By | Published October 30, 2020

Long read Politics Race Research

In November 2016, former real-estate millionaire and reality television personality Donald J. Trump was announced as the 45th President of the United States. During the Presidential campaign, Trump faced off […]