Brown Body of Knowledge: A Tale of Erasure

Brown Body of Knowledge: A Tale of Erasure

In this autoethnographic piece, I offer five short poems reading as a “tale of erasure” in the academy. The poems document how my particular identities—Brown, immigrant, female, professor—came to bear during the negotiation of immigration status. This tale illuminates the particular intersection of...

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