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Dr. DaShanne Stokes

Scholar of Power, Inequality, and Politics

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Dr. DaShanne Stokes is a sociologist, educator, and Research Associate at the University of Pittsburgh. His research investigates how systems of recognition and institutional power shape criminalization, social belonging, legitimacy, and political possibilities. His work also examines how unequal relations of power become normalized, reproduced, and contested through social and political institutions.

As an educator, Dr. Stokes emphasizes critical inquiry, experiential learning, and evidence-based pedagogy that connects personal experience with broader social and institutional processes.

 
Scholarly Profiles
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Selected Public Scholarship
Public scholarship of sociologist Dr. DaShanne Stokes, featured on BBC, NPR, Sky News
 

Peer-Reviewed Research

International Review of Sociology

 

"Political Opportunities and the Quest for Political Recognition."

 

 

American Indian Culture and Research Journal

 

"Native American Mobilization and the Power of Recognition."

 

 

 

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Selected Talks & Lectures

Emmanuel College

"The Culture of Memory: The Socio-Cultural Uses and Misuses of Memory."
Boston, MA. October 25, 2005.

 

Emmanuel College

"Smoke Signals."
Boston, MA. November 9, 2005.

 

University of South Dakota

"The Fellowship of Fires."

w/C. Swan, M. Contreras, K. Abourezk
Vermillion, SD. March 17, 1998.

 

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BBC, NPR, Sky News Tonight

 

Dr. Stokes' work and expertise have been featured in major media outlets, including NPR, the BBC, and Sky News Tonight to discuss today's issues.

 

 

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