An Autoethnographic Call to Social Justice: Ruha Benjamin Interrogates the Culture of Injustice
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Using personal stories and scholarly studies, Benjamin digs into the reality of how injustice impacts all of humanity.
Sherri Lawson Clark is Associate Chair of the Department of Anthropology at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Her research examines the effects of public policies on the lives of low-income families and communities.
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Using personal stories and scholarly studies, Benjamin digs into the reality of how injustice impacts all of humanity.
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Probing the negative digital discourse directed toward Black women and nonbinary individuals online, Bailey examines how those individuals reconfigure such harmful messages into digital resistance against anti-Blackness and misgony.