Science and Struggle: Emerging Forms of Race and Activism in the Genomic Era
Analysis of the activism of experts has ignored the way that scientists form their own overt field-based political struggles to effect change on issues such as race. This article analyzes genomic activism around race, drawing on in-depth interviews with thirty-six leading genomic scientists and disc...
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