My interests surround the intersections of philosophy of science (with an emphasis on philosophy of biology, medicine, and race), moral philosophy, and political philosophy as critical tools for justice. 

Specifically, I am interested in examining how matters of knowledge, health, power, and human ontology metaphysically and epistemologically relate to Western social, political, and economic structures—with a commitment to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in both theory and practice. For me, an example of how this manifests as an interest is critically considering our understanding of genetics and epigenetics, molecular ecology, patterns of adaptation, and eugenics.

As a philosopher and bioethicist, my hope is to make contributions to biomedical, political, and public discourse that are structurally responsive to our pursuit of justice. 

Other Interests: 

• Bioethics
• Philosophy of the Natural Sciences 
• Feminist Philosophy
• Africana Philosophy
• Native American, African, and Indigenous Philosophies
• Black, Latin American, and Hispanic Literature
• Medical Humanities