Mark Mallory
Doctoral Student
- Areas of Speciality
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- Africana Studies / African American Studies / Black Studies
- Gender / Sexuality
- History of Race & Ethnic Theories / Studies
- U.S. / Mexico borderlands
- Native / Indigenous Studies
- Contact
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- markmallory@tamu.edu
- Department
- History
- Expected Graduation
- Spring 2028
Biography
Mark Mallory is an activist, organizer, archivist, and interdisciplinary historical scholar based in Austin, TX. He received his M.A. in history from the University of Louisiana in 2021. Mallory’s PhD research examines the role of gendered and racialized difference as well as historical memory in Black Seminole diaspora history from 1693 to the present, focusing especially on communities in the Texas-Coahuila borderland. Mark also serves as a volunteer oral historian with the Seminole Indian Scouts Cemetery Association in Brackettville, TX and as a cataloging intern with the Texas Archive of the Moving Image.