Nala is a PhD Candidate in Anthropology and Black Studies at Yale University. As a scholar trained at the intersection of anthropology, Black studies, and science and technology studies, her research examines how Black women anthropologists who interface with the materiality of the past negotiate their relationships to objects and ancestors amongst anti-Black racism and the hegemony of Western science.
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Subfield:
Sociocultural and Black Studies
Degree(s):
University of Washington - B.A Anthropology; B.A. Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations