Liberal Arts and Sciences
Riché J. Daniel Barnes Research Group
Led by Riché J. Daniel Barnes · African American Studies
What we study
Dr. Barnes is a cultural anthropologist who studies Black women's work and family lives through ethnography in the U.S. South, with ties to the Caribbean and West Africa. Her current projects apply her idea of 'Black Strategic Mothering' to how Black mothers navigate school choice and its effects on perinatal health.
What working here is like
- Fieldwork
- Surveys & interviews
- Human participants
- Papers
- 4
Recent papers, explained
- 9 Schools as Kin: Shifts in Black Strategic (Teacher) Mothering in the “School Choice Marketplace”
2024 · Rutgers University Press eBooks
- Reworking Black Feminist Anthropology through Transnational Scholar-Activism and Antiracist Solidarity in Africa and Its Diaspora
2023 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
Explores Black feminist anthropology through transnational activism.
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- In Her Wake: On Blackness and Being on Our Own Terms
2021 · Feminist Anthropology
Reflects on the legacy of a Black feminist anthropologist.
- On Our Own Terms: Building on Leith Mullings’s Transformative Black Feminist Ethnography
2021 · Transforming Anthropology
Compares ethnographic work with a mentor on Black women's experiences.
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How to reach out
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