Adilia James
Profile
Dr. Adilia James teaches "Introduction to Sociology," "Social Problems," "Race and Ethnicity in U.S. Society," and "Research Methods." Her research interests include social inequalities in work and occupations, gender and sexuality theories, social inequalities in education, and race and ethnic studies.
Education
University of Chicago
Doctor of Philosophy
2017
University of Chicago
Master of Arts
2011
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Master of Arts
2009
Wellesley College
Bachelor of Arts
2007
Selected Publications
James, A. E. E. (2012). The Black Girl Body as a Site of Sexual Terrorism. In R. N. Brown (Ed.) & C. J. Kwakye (Ed.), Wish to Live: The Hip-Hop Feminist Pedagogy Reader (pp. 328-334). New York, NY: Perter Lang.
James, A. E. E. (2010). Too Early to Talk about Sex? Issues in Creating Culturally Relevant Sexuality Education Curricula for Preadolescent Black Girls. Journal of Sexuality Research and Social Policy 7(2), 128-141.