Carolina Hernandez
My background in labor and immigration activism has been formative to my research interests. I identify my research at the intersections of race and labor. I focus on labor movement approaches to race and other hierarchies, and the ways in which these approaches help shape the structure of movements. I am specifically interested in how anti-racist ideologies and interracial solidarities influence social movement unionism within the United States. More broadly, I am interested in researching transnational labor struggles organized by people of color.
Education & Training
- BA, Arizona State University, 2016
Research Interests
- Social movements
- Labor movements
- Racial justice movements
- Third-world movements
- Third-world feminisms
- Intersectionality
- Migration and labor
- Race and labor theory
- Race, gender, and class