His courses focus on African American & Africana Studies, modern U.S. history, women’s global political struggles, and more. Onaci’s pedagogy incorporates interdisciplinary scholarship and an activist orientation to teaching and learning. He encourages students to take ownership over their personal and group studies, produce their own knowledge, and apply what they learn to their current lives and future ambitions. Also known as Brotha Onaci, a DJ and music producer, he is the co-founder of the People’s DJs Collective and Sonic Diaspora.