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Bonnie E. French serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at the Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Erasmus University Rotterdam, where her work critically examines race, racism, and social inequalities within institutional frameworks including schools and prisons.
Her research employs Critical Race Theory to analyze how diversity initiatives in predominantly white independent schools may obstruct equity progress, as demonstrated in her book Race at Predominantly White Independent Schools. Current projects investigate self-identified anti-racist activists and explore interparental dynamics in Dutch primary schools through ethnographic methods, while she remains actively engaged in prison and jail education initiatives.
Scholarly output from 2017-2023 consistently addresses racial dynamics in educational contexts, bridging sociology, education, and critical race studies. Key themes include institutional racism in elite settings, the experiences of people of color, and the gap between diversity rhetoric and substantive equity outcomes.
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