A Reconciliatory Body: Decolonizing the Bullitt Family Papers and Dismantling White Supremacy in the Archive
Collections Essay published in the Ohio Valley History Journal in spring 2022
Land Lines: Modes of Communication in Kentucky’s Queer Past and Present
Esposito’s Senior Honors Thesis, approved in May 2021 and awarded the Best College Honors Thesis Project for Social Sciences Division, as well as the Anne Braden Institute Social Justice Research Paper Award
Y’all Means All: The Southern Queer Experience and Grassroots Archives as Places of Remembrance
Section of Esposito’s Senior Honors Thesis that was published in the University of Louisville’s undergraduate research journal, The Cardinal Edge, in September 2021
“They Say in Harlan County, There Are No Neutrals There”: The US Coal and Coke Company Photograph Album and the Preservation of Appalachian History
Up-and-Comers Column written for the Midwest Archives Conference Newsletter, published in January 2022
Metadata as Restorative Justice: A Case Study of the Sanders-Bullitt Digital Collection
Dual columns published for the National Council on Public History’s History@Work blog, published December 2021 and January 2022
Burn, Destroy, Suppress: Queer Archival Privacy, Ken Duckett, and Archival Banditry
Short essay written in May 2025 for Lydia Spotts’ course, LIS-S581: Archives and Records Management, at IU-Indianapolis
Celebrating Eastern Kentucky’s Gay Rights Pioneer: Lige Clarke
Column written for Queer Kentucky, published in February 2022
