Joshua Daniel Phillips

Joshua D. Phillips is an instructor in the Department of Communication Arts & Sciences at Pennsylvania State University, Brandywine. In 2010, he published his first book 1,800 Miles: Striving to End Sexual Violence, One Step at a Time. His recent scholarly publications include “Trial by Social Media: How Misleading Media and Ideological Protests led to Disastrous Results in the State of Florida v. George Zimmerman,” “LeBron James as Cybercolonized Spectacle: A Critical Race Reading of Whiteness in Sport,” “Dancing as Voice: The Rize of Krumping and Clowning as Black Vernacular Rhetoric,” “Black Women and Gender Violence: Lil’ Wayne’s ‘How to Love’ as Progressive Hip Hop,” and “Crystal Mangum as Hypervisble Object and Invisible Subject: Black Feminist Thought, Sexual Violence, and the Pedagogical Repercussions of The Duke Lacrosse Rape Case.” He lives in southeastern Pennsylvania as an educator, author, national speaker, and wrestling coach. For more information about his scholarship or to inquire about interviews and speaking engagements, feel free to contact him at joshua.d.phillips@hotmail.com. You can learn more about him at: www.joshuadanielphillips.com