About Me
I am currently a Research Fellow in the Department of American Studies at Yale University. Trained in political theory, I work primarily within critical ethnic studies to bridge the two fields through an analysis of the intertwined histories of racial capitalism and postcolonial racial formations.

In Progress
My current research project, titled Relational Formations of Race in the Afterlives of the Korean War, examines how the war’s racialized logic of martial citizenship produced the conditions for interethnic conflict in urban centers and contributed to the rise of Korean American conservatism. Through this work, I aim to illuminate the enduring entanglements between militarism, race, and diaspora in shaping political subjectivities.

Publications
Review of Producers, Parasites, Patriots by Daniel Martinez HoSang and Joseph E. Lowndes
National Review of Black Politics (2020)