Réjean McCormick·Nov 2Competence Should Not Need a CostumeFrom epistemic injustice to an infrastructure for recognizing expertise
Resilient Roots, Written Forward·Oct 19When Black Women Speak, Who Gets to Decide What’s Real?Revisiting Kelsey Mitchell’s remarks, the conversations they sparked, and the persistent questioning of Black women’s experiences.A response icon1A response icon1
Jackie Arwyn·Jul 3The Fiction of KnowingSomething that bothers me, that I’ve been thinking about for a while — and that I wish I didn’t feel compelled to write about, because I…
R.K.F.·Jun 6Violence by Deleted DataA note on epistemic injustice under Trump’s administrationA response icon1A response icon1
M. Ian Niad·Jun 5I Found the Words. That Wasn’t the Hard Part.For years, I thought the hardest part was finding language.
Clare Xanthos, PhD·Apr 21The Sunshine Blogger AwardReflecting on writing as an independent thinker, sharing untold stories, and amplifying marginalized voicesA response icon1A response icon1
MS·Jan 13The Epistemic Violence of Closed Plenary AdoptionEpistemic trauma describes a profound violence done to a person’s capacity to know. To know themselves, their history, and the foundational…
S. Karmakar·Jan 11Tawaif: An Echoing Vault of VacuumIn the amnesic annals of history, tawaifs have been generalised as sex-workers. During the Mughal rule they formed a class within…
