Adam Bledsoe is an associate professor in the Department of Geography, Environment & Society at the University of Minnesota. His research interests concern the experiences of Black populations in the Americas and how Diasporic populations analyze, critique, and seek to change the societies in which they live. His publications include “The Primacy of Anti-Blackness” (2019),“Racial Antagonism and the 2018 Brazilian Presidential Election” (2019), “The Pluralities of Black Geographies” (2018) and “The anti-Blackness of global capital”(2018).
This Sawyer Seminar is funded by the Mellon Foundation.