My research focuses on three main themes: the potential and limits of interracial solidarity, the consequences of citizen interactions with the carceral state, and the complementarities between ethnographic and statistical methods.
Interracial Solidarity
"Dilemmas of Accommodation: Diverse Associations and the Avoidance of Racial Difference"
"The "Content" of Intergroup Contact: Lessons from the Denton Women's Interracial Fellowship" Politics, Groups, and Identities, 2024, 1–19.
"White Guilt and Attitudes Towards Racialized Taxation" (In progress)
- Kendra Koivu Award for the best paper, section on Qualitative and Multi-Method Research, APSA, 2023
- Selected for the University College London Centre on US Politics Series in American Politics, 2023
- Supported by an NSF/APSA Dissertation Improvement Grant, 2021
"The "Content" of Intergroup Contact: Lessons from the Denton Women's Interracial Fellowship" Politics, Groups, and Identities, 2024, 1–19.
"White Guilt and Attitudes Towards Racialized Taxation" (In progress)
Carceral State
"How Police Behavior Frames Protests: Evidence from Black Lives Matter" with Ariel White and Laurel Eckhouse (Invited to revise and resubmit at Perspectives on Politics)
"Measuring Carceral Political Discussion and Its Political Consequences" (Working paper)
"Measuring Carceral Political Discussion and Its Political Consequences" (Working paper)
Ethnographic and Statistical Methods
"The Politics of Sight: Revisiting Timothy Pachirat’s Every Twelve Seconds" American Political Science Review, 2022, 116:3, 1025-1037, with Bernardo Zacka
"Interpretation for Positivists" with Richard Nielsen (Working paper)
- Kendra Koivu Award for the best paper, section on Qualitative and Multi-Method Research, APSA, 2022
"Interpretation for Positivists" with Richard Nielsen (Working paper)