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Being Black in Archaeology is a Lonely Place (PART 2)
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In PART 2 of our conversation with archaeologist, assistant professor, blogger, podcaster, and eBook publisher, Bill White, he talks about problematic colonial cultures in archaeology and education, and his work to decolonize those associations, organizations, and institutions. Alongside his work using community-based participatory research to investigate the past of multi-racial neighbourhoods, Bill is working to build an archaeology community that is anti-racist, anti-harassment, pro-equality, pro-opportunity - and one that is kind, inclusive and supportive. "Stay in the old pith-helmet archaeology or join us, who are figuring a new way in the new world.” Thank you for your inspiration Bill.
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