Emory Tolbert
Jeanne M. Toungara
Quito Swan
Quito Swan obtained his Ph.D. in African Diaspora History from Howard
University in 2005, and joined the History Department as an Assistant
Professor in the Fall of 2006. He currently teaches Black Diaspora I & II.
His research interests include the twentieth century Black Power Movement
from an international perspective, pan-Africanism through cultural and
religious movements (particularly in the Caribbean and South and Central
Americas), the Diaspora in the Indian Ocean region, and Africa and the
modern African Diaspora. He is currently working on a manuscript focused
on Black Nationalism and anti-colonialism in twentieth century Bermuda.
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