A Conversation with Laura T. Hamilton and Kelly Nielsen, Part II
"This tension between police believing they are part of the academic mission and that they are somehow distinct from militarized policing became increasingly interesting to us."
A Conversation with Laura T. Hamilton and Kelly Nielsen, Part I
"We were really aware of the lack of understanding of race in the higher education scholarship on neoliberalism."
On Disciplinary History and International Relations
"Scholars reliably produce unreliable accounts of the past of their own fields."
A Conversation with Katherine McKittrick and Nick Mitchell
"To be in relation is to not have control of that which you are related to."
Neither and Both: On Race, Racism, and the Liberal Arts
The goal is not resolution or incorporation; it is the pursuit of new terms that emerge from often obscured, but vital genealogies.
On an Interdisciplinary Story of the World
"Part of our intellectual task is to get in touch with the materiality of our analytical worlds."
A Conversation with Jelani Favors, Part II
"Black archives at HBCUs are some of the most important spaces, some of the most underfunded and understaffed spaces, and some of the most underutilized spaces."
A Conversation with Jelani Favors, Part I
"HBCUs were radically different spaces. We’re not talking just about brick and mortar. HBCUs are about relationships."
