Autumn Raynor is a sociology doctoral student at Rice University in Houston, Texas. Her research interests include implicit and explicit anti-Black lessons taught in K-12 classrooms, hegemonic  whiteness, and white women’s contributions to the reproduction of racial inequality. Her methodological interests include visual sociology methods and textual analysis.

RECENT PUBLICATIONS:

• Nostra Aetate, Inshallah: Muhammad Ali in Community Dialogue with Catholic Communicators. Chapter in Muhammad Ali in Africana Cultural Memory. Eds. J. Conyers, C. Temple. Anthem Press, 2022.
• Anti-Black Ontological Violence in Undergraduate Textbooks.” Chapter in African Americans in Higher Education. Eds. J. Conyers, K. Thompson, C. Edwards. Myers Education Press, 2020.
• The Black Spaces Project: Africana Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Responses to the Presence of White Bodies in African American-Oriented Social Spaces. Imhotep Journal of Africology PA: Temple University, 2019.