Expertise
Caleb Gayle in the Press
The Quixotic Crusade to Create an All-Black State in Oklahoma
Book review of Caleb Gayle’s “Black Moses: A Saga of Ambition and the Fight for a Black State”. Gayle is a professor of journalism and Africana studies at Northeastern University.
How New England built the Plains
Caleb Gayle is a professor of journalism and Africana studies at Northeastern University. His latest book is “Black Moses: A Saga of Ambition and the Fight for a Black State.”
The Paris Review
Life in Jane Austen’s Goshen
By Caleb Gayle a professor at Northeastern University.
Center for Digital Education
Could This Tiny School Break Down the Wall Between Church and State?
Article written by Caleb Gayle, a contributing writer and a professor at Northeastern University. He grew up in Oklahoma and has written extensively about the state.
The American Faith I Was Raised In
Written by Caleb Gayle, professor at Northeastern University.
Christian Science Monitor
Black Native Americans were largely erased from US history
Gayle, a journalist and journalism professor at Northeastern University, tells of how one 19th-century Black Creek citizen, Cow Tom, served as an interpreter and negotiator, playing “a special role in bridging the gap between the Creek world and that of the ever-growing world of this newer, whiter America.”