I have been meaning to share this work. Super proud of it + the collab with Quinn Mulroy on how race and gender stereotypes affect public support for the punishment of Black girls.

Hope you read, share and support!

Delighted that Black Grief/White Grievance was one of the PROSE Award finalists & winners from Princeton University Press @princetonupress.bsky.s!

Professor Sally A. Nuamah, who studies #race , #gender , and #politics , was one of nine SESP faculty members recently honored for bringing distinction to Northwestern between April 2022 and October 2023. #Impact #Influence #Leadership

Proud of this piece I reported for The Hechinger Report re: need for school-based mental health support for Black & Latinx adolescents. Thank you Youth Guidance Chicago Sally A. Nuamah Inger BurnettZeigler & Waukegan Public Schools. Deepest gratitude to WOW students & counselors who opened their circles to me.

Our friends at JWJI Emory host Sally A. Nuamah at noon Monday (11/13) to discuss her research showing how the closing of public schools in large cities undermines the trust that poor Black citizens have in politics.
The free talk includes lunch. RSVP ➡️ bit.ly/49xnyV6

.WBEZ & Chicago Sun-Times reported on how closing 50 public schools in Chicago impacted the city a decade later. Check out research by Sally A. Nuamah examining how these closures changed the political behavior of Black Chicagoans who were targeted for a closure. ipr.northwestern.edu/documents/poli…

Had a great time discussing my new book, Closed for Democracy, in the context of the continued declining enrollment in public schools.

Be sure to check it out!