"Dr. Kenneth Bryant Jr. is an Associate Professor of Political Science at The University
of Texas at Tyler. He earned his BA in Political Science (with a minor concentration
in African-American Studies) in 2008 from Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio;
his Masters of Arts in political science from the University of Missouri in 2014;
and his doctor of philosophy (PhD) degree in political science from the University
of Missouri in 2017.
The primary motivation behind Dr. Bryant's research and teaching interests are reexamining
well-worn conventional thought about historically marginalized communities, as well
as exploring new questions on their behavior, attitudes, and development. He believes
political scientists’ orthodoxy must refine its answers (or lack of answers) to questions
regarding intersecting identities, and how racial, gender, sexual orientation, socioeconomic,
and ethnic factors do (and will) impact American politics in the coming decades."