As the chief publication of the Association of Black Anthropologists, Transforming Anthropology interrogates the contemporary and historical construction of social inequities based on race, ethnicity, class, gender, sexuality, nationality and other invidious distinctions. Published semiannually, Transforming Anthroplogy reflects the dynamic, transnational, and contested conditions of the social worlds.

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• MAINTAINING WHITENESS: THE FEAR OF OTHERS AND NICENESS
  Setha Low
• THE POLITICS OF REPRODUCTION: THE TROUBLING CASE OF NADYA SULEMAN AND ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY
  Dana-Ain Davis
• THE ISSUE OF WHITENESS
  John L. Jackson Jr., Deborah A. Thomas
• WHAT ARE YOU LAUGHING AT? ASSESSING THE "RACIAL" IN U.S. PUBLIC DISCOURSE
  John Hartigan Jr.
• INTRODUCTION: THE STAKES OF WHITENESS STUDIES
  Matthew Durington
• CIRCUITS AND CONSEQUENCES OF DISPOSSESSION: THE RACIALIZED REALIGNMENT OF THE PUBLIC SPHERE FOR U.S. YOUTH Michelle Fine, Jessica Ruglis

Transforming Anthropology Co-Editors

Dana-Ain Davis, Ph.D.
Associate Chair, Masters in Urban Studies Queens College
25 W. 43rd St. 18th floor
New York, NY 10036
dana.davis@qc.cuny.edu

Aimee Meredith Cox, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of African American & African Studies Rutgers University-Newark
321 Conklin Hall, 175 University Avenue
Newark, NJ 07102
aimcox@andromeda.rutgers.edu