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Erica Williams

Spelman College

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Center for Innovation & the Arts

Division of Social Sciences and Education

Sociology and Anthropology

Spelman College

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gender studies anthropology african american studies feminist theory feminist studies sociology ethnography sexual behavior black feminism transactional sex intersectionality race cultural anthropology women's studies ethnic studies african identity anthropological theory latin american research tourism gender inequality african studies feminist research human sexuality feminist inquiry cite black women black women gender identity sex roles homosexuality family psychology family relations family studies postcolonial writing global policy global history sexology black experience family relationships family diversity marriage feminist perspectives feminist identity feminist methods latin american studies global politics inter-american relation government policy afrocentricity early american literature cognitive anthropology forced migration transnational mobility migration policy xenoracism urban life urban condition narrative and identity life writing narrative representation first-person narratives migration and art queer studies critical praxis sex work tourist districts black girl abroad black feminist critique mainstream anthropology ethno-erotic economies s perspectives northeast brazil heloísa buarque pensamento feminista hoje steven gregory cloth us paper us

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African American Anthropology. Anthropen (2026)

ethnographyafrican american anthropologyanthropological theorysociocultural anthropologyanthropologyafrocentricityafrican american studiescultural anthropologyafrican studiessocial anthropologyafrican identity

Kamala Kempadoo's Influence on Sexual Economies Scholarship in South Asia and Latin America. Feminist Anthropology (2025)

feminist studiesfeminist theorysouth asiafeminist inquirygender studieslatin american researchtransactional sexlatin american economic historyanthropologysexual behaviorhuman sexualitylatin americakamala kempadoocultural studies

Ain't I an Anthropologist: Zora Neale Hurston Beyond the Literary Icon by Jennifer L.Freeman Marshall. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2023. 252 Pp.. American Anthropologist (2023)

humanitiesillinois pressethnographyzora neale hurstonanthropological theorycognitive anthropologyliterary iconanthropologyearly american literatureliteraturecultural anthropologysocial anthropology

Centering Black Women: A Black Feminist Critique of Mainstream Anthropology From the Margins of an Hbcu. Cultural Anthropology (2022)

feminist studiesblack feminismraceintersectionalityethnic studiesfeminist researchblack womencritical race theoryanthropological theorygender studiesanthropologyblack feminist critiqueafrican american studieswomen's studiesmainstream anthropologyfeminist theory

Pensamento Feminista Hoje: Perspectivas Decoloniais. HeloíSa Buarque De Hollanda, Editor. Rio De Janeiro: Bazar Do Tempo, 2020 (Isbn: 978-85-69924-78-4). Hypatia (2022)

feminist theoryfeminist studiesfeminist identitypensamento feminista hojefeminist philosophyfeminist methodsfeminist researchpostcolonial writingfeminist perspectivesspanishfeminist inquiryheloísa buarquelatin american researchportuguesecritical theorywomen's studiescaribbean studiescultural studies

Black Girl Abroad: An Autoethnography of Travel and the Need to Cite Black Women in Anthropology. Feminist Anthropology (2021)

black feminismblack girl abroadethnographyblack experienceintersectionalityethnic studiesgender studiesanthropologyafrican american studiescultural anthropologycite black womenafrican identity

Cite Black Women: A Critical Praxis (a Statement). Feminist Anthropology (2021)

Christen A. SmithErica L. WilliamsImani A. WadudWhitney N. L. Pirtle

black feminismgender studiescritical praxisanthropologyafrican american studieswomen's studiescite black womenfeminist theory

The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same: Reflections on a. Lynn Bolles's “Telling the Story Straight”. Transforming Anthropology (2020)

a. lynn bollesamerican literaturemore things changeenglishstory straight ”playwritingnarrativenarrative representationnarrative and identitycontemporary fictionliteraturelife writingliterary criticismfirst-person narratives

Ethno-Erotic Economies: Sexuality, Money, and Belonging in Kenya. Ethnos (2019)

gendered sexualityethnographygender studieshomosexualitysociocultural anthropologytransactional sexanthropologyhuman sexualityethno-erotic economiesafrican studies

Marriage, Divorce, and Distress in Northeast Brazil: Black Women’s Perspectives on Love, Respect, and Kinship. Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies / Revue canadienne des études latino-américaines et caraïbes (2019)

black feminismracefamily diversityinterpersonal relationshipssociologyfamily relationsethnicityafrican identityfamily relationshipss perspectivesblack womenfamily psychologyintersectionalitygender studiessocial relationsafrican american studiesnortheast brazilfamily studiesmarriage

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Erica Williams

Spelman College

Affiliations

Center for Innovation & the Arts

Division of Social Sciences and Education

Sociology and Anthropology

Spelman College

Start Exploring the Women's Research and Resource Center

NoneErica Williams is currently serving as a Center For Innovation & The Arts faculty at Spelman College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Erica Williams

Spelman College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

African American Anthropology. Anthropen (2026)

Kamala Kempadoo's Influence on Sexual Economies Scholarship in South Asia and Latin America. Feminist Anthropology (2025)

Ain't I an Anthropologist: Zora Neale Hurston Beyond the Literary Icon by Jennifer L.Freeman Marshall. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2023. 252 Pp.. American Anthropologist (2023)

humanitiesillinois pressethnographyzora neale hurstonanthropological theorycognitive anthropologyliterary iconanthropologyearly american literatureliteraturecultural anthropologysocial anthropology

Centering Black Women: A Black Feminist Critique of Mainstream Anthropology From the Margins of an Hbcu. Cultural Anthropology (2022)

Pensamento Feminista Hoje: Perspectivas Decoloniais. HeloíSa Buarque De Hollanda, Editor. Rio De Janeiro: Bazar Do Tempo, 2020 (Isbn: 978-85-69924-78-4). Hypatia (2022)

Black Girl Abroad: An Autoethnography of Travel and the Need to Cite Black Women in Anthropology. Feminist Anthropology (2021)

black feminismblack girl abroadethnographyblack experienceintersectionalityethnic studiesgender studiesanthropologyafrican american studiescultural anthropologycite black womenafrican identity

Cite Black Women: A Critical Praxis (a Statement). Feminist Anthropology (2021)

Christen A. SmithErica L. WilliamsImani A. WadudWhitney N. L. Pirtle

black feminismgender studiescritical praxisanthropologyafrican american studieswomen's studiescite black womenfeminist theory

The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same: Reflections on a. Lynn Bolles's “Telling the Story Straight”. Transforming Anthropology (2020)

Ethno-Erotic Economies: Sexuality, Money, and Belonging in Kenya. Ethnos (2019)

gendered sexualityethnographygender studieshomosexualitysociocultural anthropologytransactional sexanthropologyhuman sexualityethno-erotic economiesafrican studies

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