Decolonizing Philosophy: The Contributions of Françoise Vergès
The call to decolonize philosophy is growing, and while this is a dense and robust demand, a vital maneuver of this commitment is to...
At the Intersection of Philosophy and International Relations, Souffrant’s Global Development Ethics
Eddy Souffrant, Professor of Philosophy and Chair of Africana Studies at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, stands among the leading professional philosophers...
Philosophy of Mind Should Be a Feminist Place (And Here’s How)
Philosophy of mind and cognitive science is not yet a feminist place, but it should be. In the analytic tradition, philosophy of mind has...
Navigating (Living) Philosophy: Traditional Māori Knowledge and Post-qualitative Inquiry
This series invites seasoned philosophers to share critical reflections on emergent and institutionalized shapes of and encounters within philosophy. The series collects experience-based explorations...
The Bravery Paradox: Society and Hidden Disabilities
Johnny Pelham, a British comedian who, in his own words, has “a bit of a messed-up body. Nothing too bad. Cleft lip, webbed toes,...
Abolitionist Pedagogy in Introductory Philosophy Courses
To continue the ongoing struggle of transforming higher education beyond merely reproducing the world as it stands, I here outline my rationale and process...
Exit Interview with Kathryn Sophia Belle
This interview is part of a series of conversations I will have with Kathryn Sophia Belle over the coming months. The discussions will consider...
Why Black Women’s Affect?
For the proposal of my final paper for one of my classes, I decided I wanted to write about Black women’s affect, embodiment, and...
Gender Dysphoria and Why Wanting is Enough
Earlier this year the British Medical Journal tweeted asking why there has been no “constructive dialogue” about gender dysphoria. Abigail Thorn, a well-known trans...
Leading the Newest Wave of Feminism: An Interview with Author and Activist Cinzia Arruzza
With abortion rights under attack in the United States, activists all around the world are concerned about women’s bodily autonomy and social progress. The...