Late-Night Talk: Desmond Felix. A PhD Career Can Be Linear If You Learn To Adapt
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Late-Night Talk: Desmond Felix. A PhD Career Can Be Linear If You Learn To Adapt
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Desmond Felix is a researcher and final‑year doctoral candidate in History at Goldsmiths, University of London, whose work explores the formation of Black British ethnic identity in contemporary cultural contexts. His research blends qualitative and ethnographic methods to examine how identity is constructed and experienced across UK communities.
Desmond has presented at major academic conferences, delivered the 2024 Black History Month Lecture at CIEE London, and teaches across institutions including IFSA, New City College, Roehampton, and Oxford Summer Courses. He is committed to research-led teaching, community engagement, and expanding public understanding of Black British history and culture.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/desmond-felix-6b69612a/
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