Dr. Hillary Potter’s research focuses on the critical analysis of the intersections of race, gender, and class as they relate to crime and violence (intersectional criminology). She is currently researching violence against women of women of Color; men’s use of violence; epistemic violence against women of Color; and antiviolence activism in Black and Latinx communities.
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Black and Africana feminisms and womanisms, intersectionality, feminist criminology, Black feminist criminology, intersectional criminology, racialized and gendered perceptions of crime, intimate partner violence, epistemic violence against women, anti-violence activism in communities of Color, qualitative research, ethnographic research
