1. Projects
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Systemic Racism

Projects

Civil Rights Seattle

Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History

Digital Humanities, History, Race, Seattle, Social Justice
Abolition

Abolitionist Futures & Intentional Kin-Making

American Indian and Indigenous Studies, Black Studies, Cultural Studies, Immigration, Latinx
what is racial capitalism art collage with racial capitalism in black letters over the art

Collective for the Study of Racial Capitalism

21st Century, American Ethnic Studies, American Indian and Indigenous Studies, Asian American, Black Studies
Protest by detained African asylum seekers in Holot detention facility in Israel, 2014.

Negotiating Carceral Regimes in the Global South: Crime and Punishment Across the Islamic World

21st Century, Asian Languages & Literature, Capitalism, Colonialism, Comparative Literature, Cinema & Media

Articles

Voice of Action woodcuts from the Communism in Washington State History and Memory Project.

Historian James Gregory Receives Barclay Simpson Prize for Scholarship in Public

Digital Humanities, Public Scholarship, Barclay Simpson Award, Race, Systemic Racism
Professor Ralina Joseph

Interrupting Privilege

Race, Communication, Public Scholarship, Systemic Racism
Flags of Brazil, the Philippines, South Africa, and the United States.

Race and Capitalism Receive Year-Long Investigation through $175,000 Sawyer Seminar Grant

Capitalism, Systemic Racism, History, Colonialism
An image of the words BLACK LIVES MATTER written in yellow over a black and white image of people protesting.

BLACK LIVES MATTER

Systemic Racism

People

Portrait of Dan Berger leaning against a brick wall

Dan Berger (he/him/his)

Dan Berger is associate professor of comparative ethnic studies at the University of Washington Bothell. His research and teaching focus on histories of the carceral state and US social movements.

American Ethnic Studies, Black Studies, Cultural Studies, Prison Studies, Race, Social Justice, Systemic Racism
Justin Randolph stands in front of a dark wall while wearing glasses and a white sweater.

Justin Randolph (he/him/his)

Justin Randolph is Assistant Professor of History at Texas State University. An ACLS Fellow for academic year 2022-2023, he joins the Simpson Center to finish his first book on policing and resistance in rural America.

Prison Studies, Public Scholarship, Race, Social Justice, Systemic Racism
Head and shoulders of a smiling white person with short purple hair and glasses in a black turtleneck against a brick wall background

Jennifer Baker (they/them/theirs)

Jennie Baker is a doctoral student in English at the University of Washington. Their research considers the production of social difference through modes of “being human” in speculative and technological imaginaries across the Pacific.

21st Century, Colonialism, Feminisms, Pedagogy, Systemic Racism