I am currently developing a research project on militarized masculinities among marginalized San Diegans (California).
Fleet Week, San Diego, CA, USA (Nov. 2019)
Completed ethnographic research has focused on:
- The watchfulness of Latin@s who are racialized as migrants in the U.S.-Mexican borderlands
- Women's activism against violence in Michoacán, Mexico
- Local understandings of violence and Indigenous women's power in Milpa Alta, Mexico
Publications
C. Whittaker
T. Stack, Citizens Against Crime and Violence: A Comparative Ethnography of Societal Responses in Michoacán, Mexico, Rutgers University Press, 2022
C. Whittaker
A. Petillo; H. Hlavka, Researching Gender-based Violence: Embodied and Intersectional Approaches, New York University Press, 2022
Aztecs Are Not Indigenous: Anthropology and the Politics of Indigeneity
C. Whittaker
Annals of Anthropological Practice, 2020
Felt power: Can Mexican Indigenous women finally be powerful?
C. Whittaker
Feminist Anthropology, 2020
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Posts
When did you realize you're white?
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Mexico’s Everyday Crisis: Spectacular Violence, Invisible Women
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