Using Epistemic Injustice to Examine Scholarship About Sexual Violence Among Students With Minoritized Identities
Chris Linder,
Cydney Y. Caradonna,
Quentin Hodges
et al.
Abstract:We engaged in a content analysis of 10 years of scholarship about students of color, students with disabilities, and queer and/or trans students and sexual violence (SV). Our findings indicate that most of the scholarship centering students with minoritized identities focuses on prevalence and risk factors associated with SV and lacks theoretical frameworks relevant to the populations being studied. Employing epistemic injustice as a framework, we argue the implications of excluding students with minoritized i… Show more
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