Rectifying Historical Injustice: Racial Injustice and Political Methodology
Political theory attempts to describe our world while concurrently being a part of that world. In this project, I explore this relationship between a radically unjust world and political theory. I focus on the recent “structural turn” in reparative justice and philosophy more generally. In doing so, I intend to develop an account of structural injustice focusing on racial injustice that can answer the question of what responsibility philosophical and political theory as a discipline and political theorists as political agents have to rectify historical injustice.
MSc in Philosophy and Public Policy from the London School of Economics and Political Science
BA in Mathematics and Philosophy (with honours and distinction) from Colby College, USA
Grader and Tutor for PL151: Philosophy of Logic and Argumentation at Colby College