The 1st Black-authored text does not appear until 185 on the list of most assigned texts! #AnthroSoWhite #SMDH
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Black Britain still shinnin’ at 446.
What this means is: out of 41,000 #anthropology syllabi, Representation by Stuart Hall appears on 59. Looking bad for “signification,” brah…
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ALL HAIL, QUEEN ZORA,
THE FIRST BLACK ANTHROPOLOGIST TO BE TAUGHT BY ANTHROPOLOGISTS!!
...But not until 486. #AnthroSoWhite
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Jamaica Kincaid comes in at 560. Who doesn’t love Jamaica? #Anthropology does.
...Just not as much as Malinowski.
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Michel-Ralph Trouillot’s, Silencing The Past, should be required for all #anthropology classes.
Yet it DOES NOT appear until 719...
719!?!
#AnthroSoWhite. This list is #SilencingThePast.
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FINALLY, a Black Anthropologist who’s actually alive!
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6 of the 9 Black-authored texts are from outside of #anthropology. None are written by a Black anthropologist conducting an ethnography of the contemporary moment!
Contributors to this special section are: @DrJonathanRosa, @vanessajdiaz, Junaid Rana, Shannon Speed, @shalini_shankar, @drkeishakhan.
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