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Prisca Gayles

Assistant Professor of Sociology and Gender Race and Identity

University of Nevada, Reno

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Gender, Race, and Identity

Sociology

Graduate School

Prisca Gayles is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Assistant Professor of Sociology and Gender Race and Identity at University of Nevada, Reno.

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University of Nevada, Reno

Assistant Professor of Sociology and Gender Race and Identity

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culture african american studies black experience political science anti-racism critical race theory feminist theory black feminism black politics black women buenos aires sociology race racial discrimination ethnicity demography gender inequality ethnic studies latino studies latin american politics migration studies women's studies narrative african identity gender diversity violence against women transgender health white supremacy contemporary racism ethnic discrimination race relations multiculturalism women's empowerment racial studies african diaspora latin american diaspora feminist inquiry feminist perspectives racial myths costa rica african immigrants social economy raul grigera racial storytelling black legend que vendes bodily territorialization feminist studies latin american studies gender studies black activism social justice

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Paulina L. Alberto, Black Legend: The Many Lives of RaúL Grigera and the Power of Racial Storytelling in Argentina (Cambridge and New York, 2022), Pp. 510, £25.00 Hb; $29.95 Hb; E-Book.. Journal of Latin American Studies (2022)

Prisca Gayles

racial storytellinglatin american diasporanarrativeraul grigeraintersectionalityblack experienceblack politicscultureblack legendcultural historyafrican american studiescultural studiesracial studiesafrican diasporaanthropology

¿Qué Vendes Morena?: Unpacking the Bodily Territorialization of Black Women in Buenos Aires. Gender Place & Culture (2022)

Prisca Gayles

queer theoryafrican identitybodily territorializationanti-racismfeminist perspectivesintersectionalitycritical race theoryblack experienceviolence against womenbuenos airesblack womentransgender healthfeminist inquiryfeminist theorygender studiesblack feminismque vendesblack politicsculturegender diversityafrican american studies

Unveiling Latin American White Multiculturalism: Black Women’s Politics in Argentina and Costa Rica. Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies (2022)

Prisca GaylesMarianela Muñoz-Muñoz

political sciencedemographycosta ricalatin american politicswomen's studiesfeminist theoryculturewomen's empowermentblack womenmigration studiesmulticulturalismsocial sciencesblack feminismgender inequality

¿De DóNde Sos?: (Black) Argentina and the Mechanisms of Maintaining Racial Myths. Ethnic and Racial Studies (2020)

Prisca Gayles

race relationsracial discriminationethnic studiesracesociologycritical race theorycontemporary racismblack experiencecultureethnicitywhite supremacyracial mythsafrican american studiesanti-racismlatino studiesethnic discrimination

The Social Economy of Afro-Argentines and African Immigrants in Buenos Aires. Perspectives from social economics (2017)

Prisca GaylesDiane Ghogomu

african immigrantspolitical sciencebuenos airesinternational migrationsocial economy

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Prisca Gayles

Assistant Professor of Sociology and Gender Race and Identity

University of Nevada, Reno

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Gender, Race, and Identity

Sociology

Graduate School

Prisca Gayles is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Assistant Professor of Sociology and Gender Race and Identity at University of Nevada, Reno.

Honors

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Prisca Gayles

University of Nevada, Reno

Assistant Professor of Sociology and Gender Race and Identity

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Prisca Gayles

¿Qué Vendes Morena?: Unpacking the Bodily Territorialization of Black Women in Buenos Aires. Gender Place & Culture (2022)

Prisca Gayles

Unveiling Latin American White Multiculturalism: Black Women’s Politics in Argentina and Costa Rica. Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies (2022)

Prisca GaylesMarianela Muñoz-Muñoz

¿De DóNde Sos?: (Black) Argentina and the Mechanisms of Maintaining Racial Myths. Ethnic and Racial Studies (2020)

Prisca Gayles

The Social Economy of Afro-Argentines and African Immigrants in Buenos Aires. Perspectives from social economics (2017)

Prisca GaylesDiane Ghogomu

african immigrantspolitical sciencebuenos airesinternational migrationsocial economy

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