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Here is a recent conversation I had with two young researchers, Agha Saadaf and Amber Ye, who are both about to finish their undergraduate degrees in anthropology at the University of Toronto - my alma mater. They reached out to interview me for the Anthropology Undergraduate Journal, for which they are both editors. We talked about my time at u of t, ethnography and ethnology, accessibility in public scholarship, Marx & Foucault & Ruth Wilson Gilmore, private sector research, and other work experiences we've had.
Check out their work in Volumes 7 and 8 of the Anthropology Undergraduate Journal:
https://anthro.sa.utoronto.ca/anthropology-undergraduate-journal/
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