![]() “Indigenous people have been defined very differently than African Americans in the US,” says Logan, “and these differences really highlight the degree to which race is, and always has been, a fundamentally social construct.” Logan brings up the rule of hypodescent, or “one-drop rule,” which applies to people of African ancestry in the US. Indelible Blackness and the Disappearing Indian ![]() However, in one of her latest projects, she shifts to a different, if parallel, terrain: American Indian racialization. ![]() Much of Associate Professor Enid Logan’s past research has been on blackness and the African American experience. ![]()
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