Talks/Events
Upcoming Talks/Events
Belief Content and Rationality: Why Racist Beliefs Are Not Rational
International Social Ontology, UC San Diego, 8/2021 (online)
XIV International Social Ontology Congress, San Sebastian, Spain, 9/2021
Vindicating Cross-Generational Blame: Why Protesters Appropriately Topple and Deface Statues of Christopher Columbus and Robert E. Lee
Public Vices: The Individual and Collecti ve Dimensions of Civic and Epistemic Vices, University of Genoa, 10/2021.
Belief Content and Rationality: Why Racist Beliefs Are Not Rational
International Social Ontology, UC San Diego, 8/2021 (online)
XIV International Social Ontology Congress, San Sebastian, Spain, 9/2021
Vindicating Cross-Generational Blame: Why Protesters Appropriately Topple and Deface Statues of Christopher Columbus and Robert E. Lee
Public Vices: The Individual and Collecti ve Dimensions of Civic and Epistemic Vices, University of Genoa, 10/2021.
Prior Talks/Events
Vindicating Cross-Generational Blame: Why Protesters Appropriately Topple and Deface Statues of Christopher Columbus and Robert E. Lee
The North American Society for Social Philosophy, 7/2021 (online)
The University of Texas at El Paso, 3/2021 (online)
Great Lakes Philosophy Conference, Siena Heights University, 4/2021 (online)
When Knowledge Is Not Enough but Understanding Is: An Epistemic Consequence of How Injustice and Cognitive Architecture Interact
The Society for Philosophy and Psychology, 6/2021 (online)
Belief Content and Rationality: Why Racist Beliefs Are Not Rational
New Mexico Texas Philosophical Society (online), 5/2021
The Logic and Metaphysics Workshop, The Graduate Center, CUNY, 3/2021 (online)
Commentator: Divesting from Whiteness: The Tortured Logic of Exclusion" By Isaac Wiegman
The Central Division meeting of the American Philosophical Association, 2/2021 (online)
How White Supremacy Affects Hip Hip as a Hermeneutical Resource
The 5th Latinx Philosophy Conference, 10/2020 (online)
When Knowledge Is Not Enough but Understanding Is: An Epistemic Consequence of How Injustice and Cognitive Architecture Interact
Temple University, 10/2020 (online)
Vindicating Cross-Generational Blame: Why Protesters Appropriately Topple and Deface Statues of Christopher Columbus and Robert E. Lee
Free University of Berlin, 11/2020 (online)
Panelist: on Race and Racial Injustice
College of Arts and Letters, CSU, San Bernardino, 6/2020
Commentator: "Trickery as Epistemic Resistance" by Laura Brown.
Eastern Division Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, 1/2020
Coverage-Reliance Ignorance
XVIII Congreso Interamericano de Filosofía, Bogotá, 10/2019
Social Epistemology Network Event, Seoul, Korea, 6/2019
The Fourth Latinx Philosophy Conference, Marquette University, 5/2019
NY MAPworks, New York University, 2/20/2019
William Patterson University’s Colloquia talk, 12/2018
Cultural Appropriation as a Kind of Hermeneutical Injustice
Caribbean Philosophical Association’s annual meeting, Brown University, 6/2019
Mentoring the Mentors Workshop
The Central Division Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, 2/22/2019
Expression-Style Exclusion
The Eastern Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, 1/2019
The North American Society of Social Philosophy, 7/2018
Epistemic Value and the Disvalue of False Beliefs
The meeting of the Latin American Association for Analytic Philosophy, 5/2018
Traditional Epistemology and Power Relations
The Third Latinx Philosophy Conference at Rutgers University, 4/2018
Coverage-Supported Belief and Identity Prejudice
Summer School in Social Epistemology organized by the Network on Epistemology and Society (Autonomous University of Madrid) and Social Epistemology Research Group (University of Copenhagen), Spain. 8/2017
Identity-Prejudice Belief’s Unique Epistemic Badness
The meeting of the North American Society of Social Philosophy, 7/2017
Racial Representations, Innate Mechanisms and Essentialist Content
The meeting of the Caribbean Philosophical Association, 6/2017.
Affect, Justification and Identity Prejudice
The Graduate Center-Princeton Epistemic Injustice Workshop, 5/2017
Excusing Identity Prejudice, Situations and Shape
The meeting of the North American Society of Social Philosophy, 7/2016
The meeting of the Caribbean Philosophical Association, 6/2016
Race-Thinking Does Matter
The meeting of the Latin American Association for Analytic Philosophy, 5/2016
The meeting of philoSOPHIA, 3/2016
The meeting of the National Association of African-American Studies, 2/2016
Epistemic Injustice and Culpability
The meeting of the North American Society for Social Philosophy, 7/2015
The meeting of the Caribbean Philosophical Association, 6/2015
Fordham University’s Graduate Philosophy conference, Body and Mind, 4/2015
The meeting of the Long Island Philosophical Society, 4/2015
Vindicating Cross-Generational Blame: Why Protesters Appropriately Topple and Deface Statues of Christopher Columbus and Robert E. Lee
The North American Society for Social Philosophy, 7/2021 (online)
The University of Texas at El Paso, 3/2021 (online)
Great Lakes Philosophy Conference, Siena Heights University, 4/2021 (online)
When Knowledge Is Not Enough but Understanding Is: An Epistemic Consequence of How Injustice and Cognitive Architecture Interact
The Society for Philosophy and Psychology, 6/2021 (online)
Belief Content and Rationality: Why Racist Beliefs Are Not Rational
New Mexico Texas Philosophical Society (online), 5/2021
The Logic and Metaphysics Workshop, The Graduate Center, CUNY, 3/2021 (online)
Commentator: Divesting from Whiteness: The Tortured Logic of Exclusion" By Isaac Wiegman
The Central Division meeting of the American Philosophical Association, 2/2021 (online)
How White Supremacy Affects Hip Hip as a Hermeneutical Resource
The 5th Latinx Philosophy Conference, 10/2020 (online)
When Knowledge Is Not Enough but Understanding Is: An Epistemic Consequence of How Injustice and Cognitive Architecture Interact
Temple University, 10/2020 (online)
Vindicating Cross-Generational Blame: Why Protesters Appropriately Topple and Deface Statues of Christopher Columbus and Robert E. Lee
Free University of Berlin, 11/2020 (online)
Panelist: on Race and Racial Injustice
College of Arts and Letters, CSU, San Bernardino, 6/2020
Commentator: "Trickery as Epistemic Resistance" by Laura Brown.
Eastern Division Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, 1/2020
Coverage-Reliance Ignorance
XVIII Congreso Interamericano de Filosofía, Bogotá, 10/2019
Social Epistemology Network Event, Seoul, Korea, 6/2019
The Fourth Latinx Philosophy Conference, Marquette University, 5/2019
NY MAPworks, New York University, 2/20/2019
William Patterson University’s Colloquia talk, 12/2018
Cultural Appropriation as a Kind of Hermeneutical Injustice
Caribbean Philosophical Association’s annual meeting, Brown University, 6/2019
Mentoring the Mentors Workshop
The Central Division Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, 2/22/2019
Expression-Style Exclusion
The Eastern Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, 1/2019
The North American Society of Social Philosophy, 7/2018
Epistemic Value and the Disvalue of False Beliefs
The meeting of the Latin American Association for Analytic Philosophy, 5/2018
Traditional Epistemology and Power Relations
The Third Latinx Philosophy Conference at Rutgers University, 4/2018
Coverage-Supported Belief and Identity Prejudice
Summer School in Social Epistemology organized by the Network on Epistemology and Society (Autonomous University of Madrid) and Social Epistemology Research Group (University of Copenhagen), Spain. 8/2017
Identity-Prejudice Belief’s Unique Epistemic Badness
The meeting of the North American Society of Social Philosophy, 7/2017
Racial Representations, Innate Mechanisms and Essentialist Content
The meeting of the Caribbean Philosophical Association, 6/2017.
Affect, Justification and Identity Prejudice
The Graduate Center-Princeton Epistemic Injustice Workshop, 5/2017
Excusing Identity Prejudice, Situations and Shape
The meeting of the North American Society of Social Philosophy, 7/2016
The meeting of the Caribbean Philosophical Association, 6/2016
Race-Thinking Does Matter
The meeting of the Latin American Association for Analytic Philosophy, 5/2016
The meeting of philoSOPHIA, 3/2016
The meeting of the National Association of African-American Studies, 2/2016
Epistemic Injustice and Culpability
The meeting of the North American Society for Social Philosophy, 7/2015
The meeting of the Caribbean Philosophical Association, 6/2015
Fordham University’s Graduate Philosophy conference, Body and Mind, 4/2015
The meeting of the Long Island Philosophical Society, 4/2015