An aspiring researcher in Rhetoric, Writing and Linguistics, my primary research lies in the areas of African historiography, Cultural Rhetoric, African American and Black Diasporic Rhetorics and Archival Studies. I explore how these fields intersect to reveal the rhetorical practices embedded in African and Black Diasporic narratives. Through archival research, I investigate the preservation and representation of African and African American histories, focusing on the role of rhetoric in shaping cultural identity, memory, and resistance. My work seeks to highlight underrepresented voices and examine the broader implications of archival practices on historical discourse, particularly within postcolonial and diasporic contexts. I love literature and have had over three years experience teaching literature. I am hardworking, goal-oriented and a great team player.