This review presents a historical and contemporary view of white supremacy as an
entrenched global system based on presumed biological and cultural difference, related …

Multiracial people—those whose racial ancestry is comprised of two or more races—have
always had a presence in the United States. However, since the recent US Census shift to …

Since the professionalization of US‐based forensic anthropology in the 1970s, ancestry
estimation has been included as a standard part of the biological profile, because …

Abstract After Ferguson, Standing Rock, the Black Lives Matter protests, and the crisis of
refugees at the US southern border, there have been renewed calls for a racial reckoning in …

Black women anthropologists are not cited within the discipline at a rate consistent with our
scholarly production and visibility in the field. Despite our training, practice, and prolific …

Racism is defined as a modern system of inequity emergent in Atlantic slavery in which
“Whiteness” is born and embedded. This essay describes its transformation. The operation …

Our current moment is abundant in examples of global antiblackness whereby racial
violence visibly signals the quotidian elimination of Blackness, or the making of Black …

Abstract In 2015, Donna Haraway introduced the Plantationocene concept as an alternative
to the Anthropocene in Environmental Humanities. Engaging Black feminist scholars who …

White supremacy and racial inequities have long pervaded psychological research,
including body image scholarship and practice. The experiences of white, heterosexual …

The mainstream of American physical anthropology began as racist and eugenical science
that defended slavery, restricted “non‐Nordic” immigration, and justified Jim Crow …