Autor/-in: Sarah Bakker Kellogg

An anthropologist by training, Sarah Bakker Kellogg teaches courses on religion, gender, and ethnography at San Francisco State University. As an interdisciplinary and publicly engaged scholar, she bridges North American, European, and Middle Eastern conversations about racism, religious difference, gender, and global migration politics. She has presented and published work on secularism and aesthetics, racism and racialization, and the transnational politics of minority recognition in flagship social science journals like American Ethnologist, Current Anthropology, and Cultural Anthropology.