PJ Brendese is an Associate Professor of Political Theory at Johns Hopkins University. His research focuses on critical race theory, comparative political thought, decolonial theory, Indigenous political thought, environmental racism, and the politics of memory and temporality. Professor Brendese is the author of The Power of Memory in Democratic Politics (Rochester, 2014) and Segregated Time (Oxford, 2023), as well as various articles in journals including Political Theory, Contemporary Political Theory, and Theory & Event.

Clancy Murray will serve as discussant.