Kelly Miller (July 18, 1863 – December 29, 1939) was an American mathematician, sociologist, essayist, newspaper columnist, author, and an important figure ...

Characteristically, Miller had two reputations as a public policy analyst, first as a compromiser between black radicals and conservatives, and second as a race ...

Trained as a mathematician, Miller brought to his social criticism an ability to dissect skilfully an argument and to propose a precise and effective counter- ...

Miller was a mathematician, a sociologist, an essayist, and a newspaper columnist. Born in South Carolina in 1863, he worked his way through Howard University, ...

When not writing, Award-winning Regency romance author Kelly Miller spends her free time singing, playing the piano, reading, and amusing her dogs.

Research Interests: Insect systematics and evolution; insect morphology and natural history; insect phylogenetics using morphological and molecular data; ...

Working mom, married to the political life and always at a softball field.

Miller taught mathematics at Howard for the next five years. In 1897, he helped found the first organization for black intellectuals known as the American Negro ...

For more than twenty years, Dean Miller wrote a weekly column, “Kelly Miller Speaks,” that appeared in over 100 newspapers, including The New York Times, The ...