Monica Moreno Figueroa (Editor) Monica Moreno Figueroa is associate professor in sociology at the University of Cambridge and a fellow in social sciences at Downing College, Cambridge. Her research focuses on the lived experience of race and racism; the interconnections between feminist theory and critical race theory; and visual methodologies and applied research collaborations.Peter Wade (Editor) Peter Wade is a professor of social anthropology at the University of Manchester who has worked on issues of racial, ethnic, and national identities in Latin America, particularly Colombia. Recently he has researched the construction of nature, biology, genetics, and culture in ideas about race. Currently he directs a project on cultures of antiracism in Latin America.

An impressive collective effort by a group of established scholars and early-career researchers who seek to understand anti-racist struggle across four mestizo societies. . .the strength of Against Racism lies in its ambitious analysis and the door it opens to a ‘radical imagination’ built on intersectional anti-racist strategies.

Monica Moreno Figueroa (Editor) Monica Moreno Figueroa is associate professor in sociology at the University of Cambridge and a fellow in social sciences at Downing College, Cambridge. Her research focuses on the lived experience of race and racism; the interconnections between feminist theory and critical race theory; and visual methodologies and applied research collaborations.Peter Wade (Editor) Peter Wade is a professor of social anthropology at the University of Manchester who has worked on issues of racial, ethnic, and national identities in Latin America, particularly Colombia. Recently he has researched the construction of nature, biology, genetics, and culture in ideas about race. Currently he directs a project on cultures of antiracism in Latin America.

An impressive collective effort by a group of established scholars and early-career researchers who seek to understand anti-racist struggle across four mestizo societies. . .the strength of Against Racism lies in its ambitious analysis and the door it opens to a ‘radical imagination’ built on intersectional anti-racist strategies.

Monica Moreno Figueroa (Editor) Monica Moreno Figueroa is associate professor in sociology at the University of Cambridge and a fellow in social sciences at Downing College, Cambridge. Her research focuses on the lived experience of race and racism; the interconnections between feminist theory and critical race theory; and visual methodologies and applied research collaborations.Peter Wade (Editor) Peter Wade is a professor of social anthropology at the University of Manchester who has worked on issues of racial, ethnic, and national identities in Latin America, particularly Colombia. Recently he has researched the construction of nature, biology, genetics, and culture in ideas about race. Currently he directs a project on cultures of antiracism in Latin America.

An impressive collective effort by a group of established scholars and early-career researchers who seek to understand anti-racist struggle across four mestizo societies. . .the strength of Against Racism lies in its ambitious analysis and the door it opens to a ‘radical imagination’ built on intersectional anti-racist strategies.