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Jailbreak of the Imagination: Anthropology and the Practice of Abolition Open

Savannah Shange, Ashanté M. Reese, Symone A. Johnson, B. Williams · 2025

Rooted in the freedom dreams of Black political movements across diasporas, abolition has emerged as a framework for the study and practice of building a world without captivity. Anthropologists of social movements have attended to the dre…

Ambiphilic cross-coupling Open

Byeongdo Roh, B. Williams, Josep Cornellà · 2025

Cross-coupling reactions traditionally permit the formation of Ar‒Ar bonds between an aryl nucleophile and an aryl electrophile under transition metal catalysis. The high selectivity of the myriad of couplings known to date relies on a tai…

Black Feminist Citational Praxis and Disciplinary Belonging Open

B. Williams · 2022

What does a Black feminist citational practice look and feel like? This contribution to the #CiteBlackWomen colloquy focuses on two arguments: First, that Black feminist citational praxis is one of the major interventions Black women schol…

From Redstockings to Reconciliation: A transnational, feminist study of Pregnancy Belly Casting Practices. Open

B. Williams · 2021

Sociology Art Biology

Pregnancy belly casting - that is, making three-dimensional plaster moulds of a pregnant torso - is a widespread practice which has attracted media comment as a consumer trend. However, the practice, which is often viewed as merely decorat…

“Giving Back” to Jamaica: Experiencing Community and Conflict while Traveling with Diasporic Heart Open

B. Williams · 2017

Sociology Geography Political science

What can African Americans and Jamaicans learn about race, diaspora, and difference as they encounter one another in tourist spaces? How do their nationalized understandings and performances of Blackness inhibit or facilitate the creation …

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