by Chandra Russo, PhD
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Colgate University, New York
I recently stumbled upon Christina Jackson’s wonderful blog post here. Since my own work also examines the body in protest, I wanted to add my research to this stimulating conversation.
One of the many questions animating my ethnographic research with three movement communities is this:
How does the embodiment of activism operate for solidarity activists, those who are not directly targeted by the injustices they contest?
The groups I look at are:
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Colgate University, New York
I recently stumbled upon Christina Jackson’s wonderful blog post here. Since my own work also examines the body in protest, I wanted to add my research to this stimulating conversation.
One of the many questions animating my ethnographic research with three movement communities is this:
How does the embodiment of activism operate for solidarity activists, those who are not directly targeted by the injustices they contest?
The groups I look at are:
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