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Music Credits

“Hip Hop Hooray” is performed by Naughty by Nature and written by Kay Gee, Treach, and Vin Rock

Research Interests

• Black studies
• Critical criminology / carceral logics
• Sociology of race and racism
• Community-engaged research
• Black geographies

Selected Publications

Anane-Bediakoh, B. (2024). Kwame Ture. In C.W. Barrow. (Ed.)., Encyclopedia of Critical Political Science. Edward Elgar Publishing.

Kyriakides, C. & Anane-Bediakoh, B. (2024). Racialization. In C.W. Barrow. (Ed.)., Encyclopedia of Critical Political Science. Edward Elgar Publishing.

Ali, N. N & Anane-Bediakoh, B. (Jul 2020). Anti-Blackness is by design not by accident. ByBlacks.

Anane-Bediakoh, B & Ali, N. N. “Unpacking White Supremacy: Racial Violence and the Politics of Non- Human and the Note-quite Human” [In Review]

Anane-Bediakoh, B. “Under the conditions of removal: Green dispossession, white gentrification, and Black elimination.” [In Review]

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Transcript

Beth: Welcome to the Social Profs Podcast with your hosts Beth Torrens and Kristy Buccieri. This is the podcast where we attempt to turn teaching inside out by engaging in conversations outside the classroom with faculty, community members, and Trent student alumni. Our goals with these conversations are to learn more about the benefits of a criminology or sociology degree and to talk about the ways that students can get more involved at Trent and in the community. We will also do a deep dive with some Trent professors to learn more about their approaches to teaching, what drives their research, and a few fun facts you can only learn when you turn teaching inside out.