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Reverend Professor Keith Magee

Senior Fellow in Culture and Justice
k.magee@ucl.ac.uk
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Keith Magee is a Senior Fellow in Culture and Justice at UCL and Chair and Professor of Practice in Social Justice at Newcastle University School of History, Classics and Archaeology. A public intellectual, theologian, and social justice scholar, Magee is the Director of The Social Justice Institute, which aims to integrate public policy and public theology to impact the whole of public life. He has served on the White House African American Clergy Network and as co-chair of the Massachusetts Council of Chaplains in State Institutions for Governor Deval Patrick. Magee's research and teaching interests include social justice, civil rights, and voting rights and the intersection of US race, religion, and politics.

Expertise

Social justice
Civil rights
Voting rights
Race and politics
Religion and politics