Empowering Historical Narratives of the Afro-Centric (amerikan) Diaspora
Join me in reshaping the African American historical diaspora through engaging, insightful content.
Dr. Melva T. Giles, EdD (Pepperdine GSEP, 1993)
Empowering Historical Narratives
A Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences dedicated to correcting the African American narrative through historical research and engaging content on this site and the fanbase.app platform for all audiences.
Meyagio LUV (Professor Meya E. Hargett) is an African American public historian, educator, and doctoral student at Pepperdine University. She specializes in Afro-Western history, criminology, and social justice education, with over 15 years of experience teaching in K–12 and college systems.
She is a featured member of the American Historical Association, where she was recognized in the AHA Member Spotlight (May 2023):
AHA Member Spotlight
and also highlighted on AHA’s official LinkedIn page:
linkedin.com AHA-member-spotlight
Professor Hargett is an active member of the Western Historical Association and the African American Intellectual Historical Society (AAIHS). As an investor and creator on Fanbase.app (@theprofessormeyagioluv), she blends historical research with multimedia storytelling to engage the African American diaspora through original series like Crunk History Corner and The Wild Wild West – Ghetto Cowboy.
My Background
Making Good Trouble through Historical Education
Historical Academic Journey
Research Focus B-IPOC Historical Narratives
Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences (Criminology, Administration of Justice, Ethnic Legal and Historical Studies
BIPOC Historical Research
Rising Scholars Academic Program Since 2022
Doctoral Student, Pepperdine University, GSEP 2nd yr.
Correcting African American narratives from pre-colonial times to the late 1960s.
Ongoing Projects: “Communications of Color 1800s to 1900s (presented, 2023), Fredrick Douglass and his Dismal Swamp Station Master (presented, 2024), The Afro-Frontier; From Settler to Outlaw (presenting fall 2025).
Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences (Criminology, Administration of Justice, Ethnic Legal and Historical Studies
Historical Insights Unveiled
Empower History Now
Join me in reshaping the African American narrative through historical research and engaging content on our unique platform.