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Jessica Krug

January 31, 2023

Jessica Anne Krug (born c. 1982) is an American historian, author, and activist who taught at George Washington University (GWU) from 2012 to 2020, eventually becoming a tenured associate professor of history. Her publications include Fugitive Modernities: Kisama and the Politics of Freedom, which was a finalist for the Frederick Douglass Prize and the Harriet Tubman Prize. Krug received media scrutiny in September 2020 following her admission that she had misrepresented her race and ethnicity during her career. Shortly after her misrepresentations were revealed, Krug resigned her position at GWU.

Jessica Krug
Bornc. 1982 (age 40–41)
NationalityAmerican
Other namesJess "La Bombalera"[1]
Jessica Cruz[2][3][4]
EducationThe Barstow School (1999)[5][6]
Alma materUniversity of Kansas
Portland State University, B.A. (2005)[7]
University of Wisconsin–Madison, Ph.D. (2012)[8]
Occupations
  • Historian
  • author
  • activist
  • essayist
Known forControversy revealing false claims of racial and cultural identities
AwardsFulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Fellowship (2009)[8]

Biography

Jessica Anne Krug— who pronounces her surname Cruz[2] (/kruːz/ or /kruːs/, kruuz or kruus in General American) — was raised in a Jewish family[6][9] in Overland Park, Kansas,[10] in the Kansas City metropolitan area. She graduated from the elite Barstow School,[11] a co-ed private college prep school in south Kansas City.[5] She later attended the University of Kansas without claiming to be a person of color[6][9] before transferring to Portland State University,[11] where she earned a bachelor's degree.[12] In 2012, Krug earned a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin–Madison,[13][1][2] "one of the nation's most prestigious African-history programs".[11]

Krug has stated that she suffers from unaddressed mental health issues,[14][15] and that she began to pass as a light-skinned person of color as a juvenile to escape from trauma and emotional difficulties.[15]

Career

Krug taught university classes in the Washington D.C. area, and lived in East Harlem in New York City.[16][17] Krug began teaching history at George Washington University (GWU) in 2012.[8] She gained tenure in 2018.[11] As of 2020, she was an associate professor.[8] Krug has authored articles and a book relating to African American history and Latin America.[8] She has published essays in Essence and at the race-exploring website RaceBaitR.[18][19][20] Krug received financial support from the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture that led to the publication of her book Fugitive Modernities.[21] In 2009, she was awarded a $45,000 Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Fellowship.[22]

Fugitive Modernities

Krug is the author of Fugitive Modernities: Kisama and the Politics of Freedom,[23] a book about the Quiçama people in Angola and within diaspora, especially in Brazil.[8][24] The book was a finalist for the Frederick Douglass Prize[25] and the Harriet Tubman Prize.[26] In Fugitive Modernities, Krug engages in a "rigorous examination of identity formation" of Kisama,[27] a mountainous region in Angola that became a destination for those fleeing the slave trade in the late 16th century.[28] Krug's book was the first history of the Kisama region. She argued that "Kisama allows us to imagine a more humane and less brutalized form of interpersonal relationship in which the structures erected by states to constrain us are overcome in favor of shared liberation."[29]

Racial identity controversy

Krug has made various misrepresentations concerning her race and ethnicity. She has said that she is half Algerian-American and half German-American.[30] She has also said that she is a Bronx-bred Afro-"boricua" (Afro–Puerto Rican)[8][14][31][21] and has used the name "Jess La Bombalera".[2][11] A junior scholar noticed that Krug's stated race/ethnicity had changed from part-Algerian–part-German to Afro–Puerto Rican. Word of this discrepancy reached Professor Yomaira C. Figueroa-Vásquez of Michigan State University, who, upon researching the matter, discovered that Krug came from the Kansas City area and had Jewish parents.[2]

In a September 3, 2020 blog post, Krug said: "I have eschewed my lived experience as a white Jewish child in suburban Kansas City under various assumed identities within a Blackness that I had no right to claim: first North African Blackness, then US rooted Blackness, then Caribbean rooted Bronx Blackness."[8][14][31][21] Krug's disclosure drew international media attention.[6][32] Her September 3 blog post went viral. By the close of that day, "a now-infamous video of Krug calling herself 'Jess La Bombalera' and speaking in a D-list imitation Bronx accent was all over the internet".[11]

Hari Ziyad, the editor of RaceBaitr, said Krug had only come forward with the revelation of her racial deceptions because they had been discovered and were about to be made public against her wishes.[1] Similarly, Figueroa-Vásquez asserted that pending public revelations of Krug's true racial identity prompted her confession.[33] Figueroa, believing that Krug "took up some of the very few — very few — resources and spaces that there are available to Black and Latino scholars and use those to her advantage," called for "a form of restitution for the things that she [Krug] took. It's egregious."[34] Figueroa and Hunter College's Yarimar Bonilla called Krug's various cultural appropriations a form of minstrelsy.[3] Figueroa also noted that Krug had falsely claimed that her parents had been drug addicts and her mother a sex worker; Figueroa described Krug's actions as "preying on the white imagination, [pulling] from some of the worst stereotypes that there are about black people and Puerto Rican people, and using that as a cloak for her identity".[35] Describing Krug as a "minstrel act", Illinois State University's Touré F. Reed asserted that Krug did not appropriate legitimate black culture but rather its "racist caricature".[36]

Duke University Press, the publisher of Krug's Fugitive Modernities, said that all proceeds from her book will be donated to a fund that will assist Black and Latinx scholars.[37]

Resignation

Following Krug's disclosure of her misrepresentation, George Washington University's history department asked her to resign her tenured professorship, stating: "With her conduct, Dr. Krug has raised questions about the veracity of her own research and teaching".[38] GWU cancelled her classes after the scandal.[39] Krug had told her colleagues at GWU that she was Afro-Latina, and that she had been raised in the Bronx by a Puerto Rican mother who was abusive and addicted to drugs. In her classes, she occasionally used Spanglish and spoke of her Puerto Rican heritage.[11] On September 9, 2020, GWU confirmed that Krug had resigned from the university.[40]

See also

References

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January 31, 2023
jessica, krug, jessica, anne, krug, born, 1982, american, historian, author, activist, taught, george, washington, university, from, 2012, 2020, eventually, becoming, tenured, associate, professor, history, publications, include, fugitive, modernities, kisama,. Jessica Anne Krug born c 1982 is an American historian author and activist who taught at George Washington University GWU from 2012 to 2020 eventually becoming a tenured associate professor of history Her publications include Fugitive Modernities Kisama and the Politics of Freedom which was a finalist for the Frederick Douglass Prize and the Harriet Tubman Prize Krug received media scrutiny in September 2020 following her admission that she had misrepresented her race and ethnicity during her career Shortly after her misrepresentations were revealed Krug resigned her position at GWU Jessica KrugBornc 1982 age 40 41 NationalityAmericanOther namesJess La Bombalera 1 Jessica Cruz 2 3 4 EducationThe Barstow School 1999 5 6 Alma materUniversity of KansasPortland State University B A 2005 7 University of Wisconsin Madison Ph D 2012 8 OccupationsHistorian author activist essayistKnown forControversy revealing false claims of racial and cultural identitiesAwardsFulbright Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Fellowship 2009 8 Contents 1 Biography 2 Career 2 1 Fugitive Modernities 2 2 Racial identity controversy 2 3 Resignation 3 See also 4 ReferencesBiography EditJessica Anne Krug who pronounces her surname Cruz 2 k r uː z or k r uː s kruuz or kruus in General American was raised in a Jewish family 6 9 in Overland Park Kansas 10 in the Kansas City metropolitan area She graduated from the elite Barstow School 11 a co ed private college prep school in south Kansas City 5 She later attended the University of Kansas without claiming to be a person of color 6 9 before transferring to Portland State University 11 where she earned a bachelor s degree 12 In 2012 Krug earned a Ph D from the University of Wisconsin Madison 13 1 2 one of the nation s most prestigious African history programs 11 Krug has stated that she suffers from unaddressed mental health issues 14 15 and that she began to pass as a light skinned person of color as a juvenile to escape from trauma and emotional difficulties 15 Career EditKrug taught university classes in the Washington D C area and lived in East Harlem in New York City 16 17 Krug began teaching history at George Washington University GWU in 2012 8 She gained tenure in 2018 11 As of 2020 she was an associate professor 8 Krug has authored articles and a book relating to African American history and Latin America 8 She has published essays in Essence and at the race exploring website RaceBaitR 18 19 20 Krug received financial support from the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture that led to the publication of her book Fugitive Modernities 21 In 2009 she was awarded a 45 000 Fulbright Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Fellowship 22 Fugitive Modernities Edit Krug is the author of Fugitive Modernities Kisama and the Politics of Freedom 23 a book about the Quicama people in Angola and within diaspora especially in Brazil 8 24 The book was a finalist for the Frederick Douglass Prize 25 and the Harriet Tubman Prize 26 In Fugitive Modernities Krug engages in a rigorous examination of identity formation of Kisama 27 a mountainous region in Angola that became a destination for those fleeing the slave trade in the late 16th century 28 Krug s book was the first history of the Kisama region She argued that Kisama allows us to imagine a more humane and less brutalized form of interpersonal relationship in which the structures erected by states to constrain us are overcome in favor of shared liberation 29 Racial identity controversy Edit Krug has made various misrepresentations concerning her race and ethnicity She has said that she is half Algerian American and half German American 30 She has also said that she is a Bronx bred Afro boricua Afro Puerto Rican 8 14 31 21 and has used the name Jess La Bombalera 2 11 A junior scholar noticed that Krug s stated race ethnicity had changed from part Algerian part German to Afro Puerto Rican Word of this discrepancy reached Professor Yomaira C Figueroa Vasquez of Michigan State University who upon researching the matter discovered that Krug came from the Kansas City area and had Jewish parents 2 In a September 3 2020 blog post Krug said I have eschewed my lived experience as a white Jewish child in suburban Kansas City under various assumed identities within a Blackness that I had no right to claim first North African Blackness then US rooted Blackness then Caribbean rooted Bronx Blackness 8 14 31 21 Krug s disclosure drew international media attention 6 32 Her September 3 blog post went viral By the close of that day a now infamous video of Krug calling herself Jess La Bombalera and speaking in a D list imitation Bronx accent was all over the internet 11 Hari Ziyad the editor of RaceBaitr said Krug had only come forward with the revelation of her racial deceptions because they had been discovered and were about to be made public against her wishes 1 Similarly Figueroa Vasquez asserted that pending public revelations of Krug s true racial identity prompted her confession 33 Figueroa believing that Krug took up some of the very few very few resources and spaces that there are available to Black and Latino scholars and use those to her advantage called for a form of restitution for the things that she Krug took It s egregious 34 Figueroa and Hunter College s Yarimar Bonilla called Krug s various cultural appropriations a form of minstrelsy 3 Figueroa also noted that Krug had falsely claimed that her parents had been drug addicts and her mother a sex worker Figueroa described Krug s actions as preying on the white imagination pulling from some of the worst stereotypes that there are about black people and Puerto Rican people and using that as a cloak for her identity 35 Describing Krug as a minstrel act Illinois State University s Toure F Reed asserted that Krug did not appropriate legitimate black culture but rather its racist caricature 36 Duke University Press the publisher of Krug s Fugitive Modernities said that all proceeds from her book will be donated to a fund that will assist Black and Latinx scholars 37 Resignation Edit Following Krug s disclosure of her misrepresentation George Washington University s history department asked her to resign her tenured professorship stating With her conduct Dr Krug has raised questions about the veracity of her own research and teaching 38 GWU cancelled her classes after the scandal 39 Krug had told her colleagues at GWU that she was Afro Latina and that she had been raised in the Bronx by a Puerto Rican mother who was abusive and addicted to drugs In her classes she occasionally used Spanglish and spoke of her Puerto Rican heritage 11 On September 9 2020 GWU confirmed that Krug had resigned from the university 40 See also EditRachel Dolezal H G Carrillo Hilaria BaldwinReferences Edit a b c Levenson Michael Schuessler Jennifer September 3 2020 University Investigates Claim That White Professor Pretended to Be Black The New York Times Archived 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