I am a cultural geographer and political theorist. I study how race, place, and power are organized through stories. My research focuses on the spatial and discursive production of anti-Blackness in the United States and the Americas.

My scholarship examines how institutions, technologies, and cultural artifacts shape social life across space and time. Drawing on geography, political theory, Black studies, and science and technology studies, I develop interdisciplinary frameworks for understanding how systems of domination are reproduced, obscured, resisted, and transformed.