Internationally recognized for her contributions to the fields of black studies, studies of liberation, and cultural geographies, Katherine McKittrick studies the creative contours of black livingness and diasporic placemaking.
Adjetey’s research project will examine how ostensible democracies in the Americas neutralized anti-colonial movements from the 1870s to the 1990s.
Christina Sharpe is one of the most influential voices shaping Black Studies today. Her work is concerned with black life, slavery and its afterlives. She works on visual and performing art, film, theory, literature and with the evolving ideas, debates, and conversations of Black Study.
