Black Issues in Philosophy: An Interview with Native American Activist Jordan Marie Daniel
by Andrew Cain
Jordan Marie Daniel is a Native-American activist intellectual and program and community specialist whose academic focus is Tribal Law and Policy. She...
Women in Philosophy: Is Aristotle the Best a Man Can Get?
by Jason Nethercut
Many people praised Gillette’s recent advertisement for taking a stand against the worst manifestations of toxic or hegemonic masculinity. Others like Piers...
Black Issues in Philosophy: The Present Absence of Africana Thought in Juliet Hooker’s Theorizing...
by LaRose Parris
Juliet Hooker’s Theorizing Race in the Americas presents an inventive hemispheric analysis of late-nineteenth- and early twentieth-century African American and Latin American...
Women in Philosophy: Ask a Senior Woman in Philosophy About Disclosing A Disability
by Audrey Yap
The Women in Philosophy series is running a mini-series called “Ask a Senior Woman Philosopher.” The first installment was posted last August,...
Black Issues in Philosophy: Stain Removal’s Metaethical and Metaphilosophical Implications
Reid Miller’s Stain Removal: Ethics and Race is a philosophical examination guided by the task of troubling ethics through an examination of its relation...
Women in Philosophy: Why the Decolonial Imaginary Matters for Women in Philosophy
by Emma Velez
This essay reflects on my recent experience visiting two liberal arts universities in Texas with the goal of recruiting undergraduate students of...
Black Issues in Philosophy: The 2019 Caribbean Philosophical Awards Winners
The Caribbean Philosophical Association is pleased to announce the 2019 recipients of the association’s awards for contributions to philosophical thought, literature, and mentorship:
The Frantz...
Women in Philosophy: When Is it Ethical to Consume Sexist Art?
by Alida Liberman
As a young feminist killjoy who didn’t want to listen to sexist music, I indignantly walked out of my eighth grade school...
Black Issues in Philosophy: An Interview with Donna Edmonds Mitchell
by Hanli Chu
Donna Edmonds Mitchell was an inspirational poet and storyteller who was a Perry Clan Descendant of the Pocasset Wampanoag Peoples. She joined...
Women in Philosophy: Intersectionality and the Importance of Poetics for Feminist Philosophy
by Robin James
In her 2008 article “re-thinking intersectionality,” Jennifer Nash argues that feminist theory’s enthusiastic adoption of intersectionality has been continually undercut by its...