Day 2 of #ASAOxford. So many amazing panels lined up today, including ‘Reimagining difference: diversity in anthropology’ 
Sarah Bourke presenting framework & recommendations on working for and with Indigenous peoples.
‘Doing research with, not to, indigenous peoples’
Indigenous peoples, not as the subjects, but as the doers of anthropology.
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‘Doing research with, not to, indigenous peoples’
Indigenous peoples, not as the subjects, but as the doers of anthropology.
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Sarahs wonderful talk ends with ‘stop disciplining the savages, and start savaging the discipline’. #ASAOxford
Wow. Incredible talk by Toyin Agbetu — ‘doing diversity, being diverse.’
“As a scholar activist I must work twice as hard to make sure my inclusion isn’t tokenism”.
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“As a scholar activist I must work twice as hard to make sure my inclusion isn’t tokenism”.
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First half of the presentations finishes with @ChloeDominiqueW. Her talk about being a working class anthropology student really resonated with me.
Quoting her friend, “you can’t go home, but you can’t make a home in the middle class world. You’re a tourist”
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Quoting her friend, “you can’t go home, but you can’t make a home in the middle class world. You’re a tourist”
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