Amaraizu Genius

Sara shares her identity reflection in this conversation as a Palestinian-American living in the United States.

Part 2: Growing up in the United States as a Palestinian-American Sara shares her identity reflection in this conversation as a Pales...

Black Women Series (Identity) Part 3 with Yasmine

Our conversation centred on naming practices in America and how they intersect with racial making, identity, and opportunities. Yasmine shares her experiences as a Black American woman.

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Sara shares her identity reflection in this conversation as a Palestinian-American living in the United States, tracing the migration of her grandfather from Palestine to Kuwait to Jordan and then the United States.

Growing up in the United States as a Palestinian-American (Part 1) Sara shares her identity reflection in this conversation as a Pales...

Am I Hausa or Hausa-Fulani or Just Fulani? Researching My Local West-African Identity from Diaspora

This is PART 2 of a conversation with Umar that reflects the experience of the Hausa diaspora (an ethnic majority group in Nigeria). This is the 2nd of a three-part video.

Am I Hausa or Hausa-Fulani or Just Fulani? Researching My Local West-African Identity from Diaspora This is PART 2 of a conversation with Umar that reflects the experience of the Hausa diaspora (an ethnic majority group in Nigeria). This is the 2nd of a thr...

Hausa Diaspora: Why You May Never Meet Hausa-Nigerian Abroad

This conversation with Umar reflects the Hausa diaspora experience — living abroad as a Hausa Nigerian (an ethnic majority group in Nigeria). This is the first of a three-part video. For context, we use abroad to refer to Europe/America.

Hausa Diaspora: Why You May Never Meet Hausa-Nigerian Abroad This conversation with Umar reflects the Hausa diaspora experience — living abroad as a Hausa Nigerian (an ethnic majority group in Nigeria). This is the fir...

Dating Abroad as a Black African American Muslim Woman

"All skinfolk ain't kinfolk" - In this conversation with Sabrina, we expanded our ideas about Black women's identities to discuss dating, traveling, and the uniqueness of growing up with immigrant parents.

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This is a second segment with Deb. She shares experiences as a Jamaican-American Black woman living in America.

This video is of a series of conversations with Black women in the United States as part of the Black Women Identity Series with Genius.

"A Black Girl May Not be as Beautiful...": Struggles of Black Women in the United States - Part 2 This is a second segment with Deb. She shares experiences as a Black woman with Jamaican roots living in America. See PART 1: https://youtu.be/d9ZGWaGvoYMThi...

In this conversation with Maggie, we discussed white privilege from a white woman’s perspective, traveling abroad, and the call for a borderless world.

White Woman and White Privilege In this conversation with Maggie, we discussed white privilege from a white woman’s perspective, traveling abroad, and the call for a borderless world.Connec...

New Publication Alert

Check out my new publication in Comparative Migration Studies. "Humanitarian complex: the paradoxical tension of migration narrative and mapping" uses Migrants on the Move, a digital visual archive that combines geospatial data with narrative storytelling to trace irregular migration routes in Libya and Mali, to critically examine the role of deep mapping in representing migration experiences.

Read the open-access article here:

Humanitarian complex: the paradoxical tension of migration narrative and mapping - Comparative Migration Studies This essay critically examines the role of deep mapping in representing migration experiences, focusing on how contemporary humanitarian frameworks engage

Why I Won’t Move to Africa or Trace My Roots: Hard Truths on Identity as a Black American Woman

Black Women Series (Identity) Part 2 with Yasmine
In this conversation, Yasmine continued by sharing her travel journey to South Africa as a Black American woman. We talked about Ancestry tracing, reparations for Black people, and race/color "blindness".

Why I Won’t Move to Africa or Trace My Roots: Hard Truths on Identity as a Black American Woman Black Women Series (Identity) Part 2 with YasmineIn this conversation, Yasmine continued by sharing her travel journey to South Africa as a Black American wo...