Edward Leon Robinson, Jr., Ph.D
California State University Fullerton & Dominguez Hills.

Edward L. Robinson, Jr. is an Instructor at California State University Fullerton & Dominguez Hills. He received his doctorate at Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, California in Cultural Studies with an emphasis on African American literature, history, and culture. His literary projects and scholarship includes work on the eighteenth and nineteenth-century poets and writers from Lucy Terry, Phillis Wheatley, and Frederick Douglass. Edward is currently working on his book manuscript Indignant Dignity: Black Lives Matter in Early Black Writing for review at The University of North Carolina Press and his first novel The Prince of Dover’s Bluff.