A poet-anthropologist witnesses people of the African diaspora “riding waves across the surfable globe.”

A poet-bioarchaeologist of the African diaspora spotlights the aims of protestors who rise up against anti-Black violence, injustice, and white supremacy.

A poet-archaeologist of the African diaspora encourages seeing the multiple meanings of identities and being open to interpretation.

A poet-anthropologist of the African diaspora gives voice to the power of collective memory and place.

An interview with anthropologist Irma McClaurin dives into the process and meaning behind creating an archival home for Black feminist work.

A poet-bioarchaeologist of the African diaspora confronts echoes of the Middle Passage in contemporary anti-Black environments.

A poet-anthropologist of the African diaspora responds to anti-Black racism and the question of race.

Pseudoarchaeology, conspiracy theories that ancient civilizations were founded by aliens or the denizens of Atlantis, are more than just silly—they’re dangerous.

In a fictionalized story based on long-term ethnographic research, an anthropologist of the African diaspora interrogates a history of colonialism, exploitation, racial inequality, power, and types of local talk in Madagascar.

Through poetry and prose, anthropologists of the African diaspora unveil the echoes of the past in the present.