Ramon K. Lee

Ramon K. Lee is a liberationist anthropologist and writer, studying liberation discourse and activism, specifically the processes of power in social movements. His latest work focuses on the impact of mental and public health issues on processes. He is currently a professor at Spelman College, located in Atlanta, GA, in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Polyamorous Intimacy in Populist Pandemonium

In the shadow of the overturning of Roe v. Wade, there lie questions in the U.S. concerning the populist demonization of particular relationship styles, sexual orientations, and social choices, restricting types of family formation and reproduction. The impact of Roe on family formations suggests that the next few years will be critical to determining who …

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The Subtle Death Not So Civil: A Brief Ethnological Address to Cultural Genocide in the U.S.

Achille Mbembe (2003) affords us the beautiful construction of necropolitics, a term meant to describe the power to decide who lives and dies. I offer an expansion of the term to suggest that the term also represents the power to decide how death comes and to what degrees or in what ways it shifts, reflects, …

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