Drawing on the work of Black feminist scholars, this review suggests “intersectional
ecologies” as a method for critically engaging anthropology's relationship with the …

Black geographies and Black ecologies are epistemological frameworks that attend to the
ideological, philosophical, and material portent of Black movements in dialectical, but not …

This perspective emerged from ongoing dialogue among ecologists initiated by a virtual
workshop in 2021. A transdisciplinary group of researchers and practitioners conclude that …

Building on the work of Saidiya Hartman, Black studies scholars have long theorized and
analyzed what it means to exist in the afterlife of slavery, which refers to the precarity and …

In our political present, shaped by the insurgent recognition of the consequences of
antiblackness following the murder of George Floyd, but whose influence is quickly expiring …

This paper is an effort to recover histories of Black critiques of the twinned forces of
displacement and extractionism in relation to the Jim Crow enclosure of the Tidewater …

Urban ecologies are fraught with inequities, often resulting in humanitarian or charity
solutions that emphasize lack rather than communities' self-determination. While these …

This article considers how to rethink ecological restoration as a process tethered to ongoing
formulations of racial and environmental justice. It is situated in the context of coastal …

Recent anthropological attention to more‐than‐human life has neglected the importance of
race and racialization in human responses to environmental change. Drawing on …

Many academic disciplines are presently striving to reveal and dismantle structures of
domination by working to reform and reimagine their curricula, and the ethics and values …