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Mitzi J. Smith

Social Justice and Civic Engagement

Teaching Before the White Gaze in the Biblical Studies Classroom as a Black Woman

September 30, 2020

When I occupy the authoritative epistemological space, when I take my place, at the head of a biblical studies course as a black woman, I am conscious of the radicalness of my embodied performance, intellectually and physically. White men are…

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Decentering Biblical Interpretation is Anti-Racism Work: African American and Womanist Hermeneutics and Exegesis as Performing Whiteness

August 10, 2020

In a webinar on “white allies” moderated by Dr. Lynne Westfield, her guests Drs. Melanie Harris and Jennifer Garvey discussed their collective anti-racism work. Dr. Harris stated that she feels called to work with white colleagues around anti-racism, but that…

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Change and The Baggage I Bring To This Collaboration

July 13, 2020

Last year I participated in a Colloquy at Wabash entitled “Teaching the Black Presence.” Not long after, for the first time in my career, a white male New Testament scholar, Dan Ulrich, approached me about teaching an African American biblical…

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