Research... Black maternal health | visual rhetoric| hip hop & mental health | reproductive justice | Islam | critical discourse analysis
Below are links to some of my published writing and conference presentations.
Harper, K. (2020). The Ethos of Black motherhood in America: Only White Women get pregnant.Lexington Books:Lanaham Maryland.
Harper, K., Jackson, H. (2019). “Dat’ niggas crazy: How hip-hop negotiates mental health.” The Western Journal of Black Studies. 42 (3/4).113-125.
Harper, K. (2018). “Using learner centered pedagogy and social justice pedagogy in post-secondary technical and professional communication writing courses.” Handbook of Research on Promoting Higher-Order Skills and Global Competencies in Life and Work. IGI Global Hershey, PA. Ed. Sagini Keengwe. 337-350.
Harper. K., Gamie, S. (2018). Special issue on The Role of Social Networking Activism. Editor’s Introduction: The Role of Social Networking and Computer-Mediated Communication in Promoting Activism and Revolutionary Work. connexions • international professional communication journal, 5 (2).
Harper, K., (2017). “Black lives don’t matter because, Black wombs don’t matter: Exploring the reproductive rights of Black mothers.” Writing Networks for Social Justice. 52-55. http://constell8cr.com/4c4e/column_black_lives_dont_matter
Harper, K.C. (2012). Decolonizing education. Doctoral Dissertation. East Carolina University.
Harper, K., Chen, K., & Yen, D.C. (2004). Distance learning, virtual classrooms, and teaching pedagogy in the internet environment. Technology in Society, 26 (4).585-598
Harper, K.C. (2003). The evolving role of a technical communicator in a marketing department. Masters Thesis. Miami of Ohio.
Blog Articles
Harper, K. (2018). It aint easy. November 11, 2018
Harper, K., Hilliard, R. (2018). Book review of 40 Hadith of Aisha by Ustadha Nurriddeen Knight. April 17, 2018
Harper, K., Hilliard, R. (2018). When Shari’a doesn’t cover the rent: The Hajar paradigm as the norm for Muslim women in America.
Harper. K, (2018). Traversing the path of parenthood in Islam.
Harper, K., Jackson, H. (2019). “Dat’ niggas crazy: How hip-hop negotiates mental health.” The Western Journal of Black Studies. 42 (3/4).113-125.
Harper, K. (2018). “Using learner centered pedagogy and social justice pedagogy in post-secondary technical and professional communication writing courses.” Handbook of Research on Promoting Higher-Order Skills and Global Competencies in Life and Work. IGI Global Hershey, PA. Ed. Sagini Keengwe. 337-350.
Harper. K., Gamie, S. (2018). Special issue on The Role of Social Networking Activism. Editor’s Introduction: The Role of Social Networking and Computer-Mediated Communication in Promoting Activism and Revolutionary Work. connexions • international professional communication journal, 5 (2).
Harper, K., (2017). “Black lives don’t matter because, Black wombs don’t matter: Exploring the reproductive rights of Black mothers.” Writing Networks for Social Justice. 52-55. http://constell8cr.com/4c4e/column_black_lives_dont_matter
Harper, K.C. (2012). Decolonizing education. Doctoral Dissertation. East Carolina University.
Harper, K., Chen, K., & Yen, D.C. (2004). Distance learning, virtual classrooms, and teaching pedagogy in the internet environment. Technology in Society, 26 (4).585-598
Harper, K.C. (2003). The evolving role of a technical communicator in a marketing department. Masters Thesis. Miami of Ohio.
Blog Articles
Harper, K. (2018). It aint easy. November 11, 2018
Harper, K., Hilliard, R. (2018). Book review of 40 Hadith of Aisha by Ustadha Nurriddeen Knight. April 17, 2018
Harper, K., Hilliard, R. (2018). When Shari’a doesn’t cover the rent: The Hajar paradigm as the norm for Muslim women in America.
Harper. K, (2018). Traversing the path of parenthood in Islam.
Conference Presentations
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