In keeping with a recent wave of leisure studies focusing on race, racism, power, and
oppression broadly and using a Black feminist lens, I will examine higher education's …

The disruptive biocultural force of the coronavirus highlights the value of more-than-human
perspectives for examining the gendered effects and affects on our everyday lives and …

The COVID-19 pandemic has enfolded waves of uncertainty—intense doses of not knowing—
into our daily experience. In this commentary, I stutter into the discomfort of not knowing as a …

The “market value” of the Humanities is, once again, in crisis, but this time it is decidedly
more actual than perceived thanks to the international financial collapse of 2008 and more …

Public universities face critical challenges in terms of teaching, researching, and providing
service. Funding mechanisms for various departments, programs, and professors have …

This collaborative chapter aims to entangle leisure studies with feminist work in related fields
to forge broader “new materialist” connections through exploring poststructural and post …

This paper is a critical autoethnographic exploration of the racial inequalities in leisure and
tourism studies by taking the case of the peer review process and the place of scholars of …

This special issue of the Journal of Leisure Research focuses on critical race theory and
social justice perspectives on whiteness, difference (s) and (anti) racism in leisure studies …

The ongoing COVID‐19 pandemic has exacerbated existing inequalities and inequities.
Injustices within the labor market mean that the lives particularly of women of color have …

The summer of 2020 yielded unprecedented hostility for my lifetime as the COVID-19
pandemic escalated and Black Lives Matter protests intensified around the country. Due to a …