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PJ DiPietro is an Assistant Professor in Women’s and Gender Studies and Director of LGBTQ Studies at Syracuse University. They hold a Ph.D. in Philosophy (Philosophy, Interpretation, and Culture Program) from Binghamton University, State University of New York.
Research interests include decolonial feminism, feminist philosophy, Afro-Latinx and Chicanx theories, trans studies, and spiritualities of Andean, Mesoamerican, and Afro-diasporic communities. Their work interrogates colonial legacies in gender and body politics, with a focus on marginalized identities.
Key publications include the forthcoming monograph *Sideways Selves: The Decolonizing Politics of Transing Matter Across the Américas* and co-edited volume *Speaking Face to Face: The Visionary Philosophy of María Lugones* (2019). Their essay *Ni Humanos...* (2021) won the Sylvia Molloy Award for Best Humanities Article.
Collaborations include *Bitácora Travesti*, an oral history project documenting travesti and trans childhoods across the Americas. Their interdisciplinary approach bridges philosophy, critical race studies, and transnational feminist frameworks.
