Oscar Howard Delbourgo is a dedicated historian and writer with a strong academic background in American Studies and History. He holds an MPhil in American History from the University of Cambridge, where his thesis explored African American struggles for community control of Detroit’s schools. His undergraduate studies at the University of Sussex... Read More

Oscar Howard Delbourgo is a dedicated historian and writer with a strong academic background in American Studies and History. He holds an MPhil in American History from the University of Cambridge, where his thesis explored African American struggles for community control of Detroit’s schools. His undergraduate studies at the University of Sussex earned him First Class Honours, complemented by a year abroad at UCLA, where he engaged with civil rights leaders and contributed to research projects on nonviolence education. Oscar has experience in student journalism, having written for The Badger and Varsity, and has conducted interviews with notable figures such as Teresa Romero, President of the United Farm Workers. He has also contributed research to documentaries and educational initiatives focused on social movements. With a passion for storytelling and historical analysis, Oscar combines academic rigor with creative communication skills, making him a versatile and impactful professional in the fields of history and journalism. Read Less