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In this chapter, I use autoethnographic method to illustrate my live experiences as a researcher of colour in Belgium who is committed to anti-racism in majority-white academic spaces. The chapter reflects on the challenges of BIPOC academics to shift the academy towards an anti-racist space.
Contributors
Atamhi Cawayu
(author)
PhD fellow of the Research Foundation Flanders at Ghent University