Mr. Christopher S Satterwhite

Instructor, College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities

English Language or Literature

Higher Education

Rhetoric

Writing or Composition Education

Creative fiction

Public writing

Public literature

Journal article Peer reviewed

Telling Stories of Life, Death, and Culture in Louisiana: Interviews with Filmmakers Jacqueline Olive and Sharon Linezo Hong

by C. Scott Satterwhite

Published 2025

The Mississippi quarterly, 77, 3, 327 - 350

Independent filmmakers Jaqueline Olive and Sharon Linezo Hong both have a relationship with the Gulf Coast that ties their work together, specifically the long effects of Hurricane Katrina. While Olive's and Hong's films cover different subjects-the COVID-19 pandemic and the BP Oil Spill, respectively-their shared desire to tell the stories of oft-neglected communities helps round out the historical understanding of Louisiana and the Gulf Coast. Though Olive's and Hong's canonical films are about some of the greatest tragedies of the twenty-first century, their works are equally about survival and ancestral tradition told from unique Black and Indigenous perspectives.

Newspaper article Open access

Defensores de sueños arrestados por protestar contra legislación antiinmigrante

by Christopher S Satterwhite

Published 05/19/2023

La Costa Latina Newspaper

Newspaper article

Finding Solitude and Space with Kim Darling

by C. S. Satterwhite

Published 04/27/2023

Inweekly, 24, 16, 11

Excerpt - After following the 309 Punk Project online, artist and educator Kim Darling came to Pensacola with the intention of touring the famed punkhouse. Almost immediately, the Tampa-based artist asked to be considered for an artist residency and was selected for the 2023 lineup.

Newspaper article

Hurricane Party

by C. S. Satterwhite

Published 02/23/2023

Inweekly, 24, 8

Newspaper article Open access

Conjuring Art and Spirits with Julia Arredondo

by C. S. Satterwhite

Published 01/26/2023

Inweekly, 24, 4, 13

Newspaper article Open access

Righting the past: War veteran and prominent citizen, John Sunday is dead at 86

by Teniadé Broughton and Christopher S Satterwhite

Published 01/16/2023

Pensacola news journal

John Sunday's obituary is part of a project by the Kukua Institute and the Pensacola News Journal to publish obituaries of once-marginalized Pensacola residents who were denied proper obituaries.

Newspaper article

Painting for the People

by C. S. Satterwhite

Published 12/01/2022

Inweekly, 23, 48