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Human geography challenges us to think about the relationship between people and place. My courses examine racialization as a central principle to how we make our society through where we live, where we work, and where we play. In the US, this means grappling with segregation – not a short history of Jim Crow laws, but a set of practices and policies that are the spatialization of white supremacy in our daily lives. I hope that my classes can be a space where students move from abolition as a hashtag to a set of consensus-based community practices to address harms and keep each other safe. |
Classes
Below are representative classes that I taught at the University of Washington.