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CHI Fellowship Introduction: David Walton

by David Walton | Sep 20, 2013 | CHI Fellowship Program

My name is David M. Walton (aka Kalonji A. Butholenkosi).  I am a dual doctoral student in History and AAAS (African American and African Studies) at Michigan State University.  I am from Romulus, Michigan.  My research interests are: African American history...
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