Anna Stubblefield
Associate Professor
Department of Philosophy
Rutgers University, Newark
175 University Avenue
Conklin Hall 430
Newark, NJ 07102
Email: get2anna@andromeda.rutgers.edu
Anna Stubblefield has been a member of the Rutgers-Newark philosophy department
and an affiliate member of the Afro-American studies department since 2001. She
specializes in Black American philosophy, disability theory, feminist philosophy,
social and political philosophy, and ethics. She earned her Ph.D. from the department
of philosophy at Rutgers-New Brunswick and was a professor at Temple University
for four years before coming to Newark. Her book, Ethics along the Color Line,
is forthcoming from Cornell University Press in the spring of 2005. Her recent
work includes “Reparations and Collective Memory” (forthcoming in
an anthology from Rowman & Littlefield edited by Howard McGary, Jr.) and “Meditations
on Post-Supremacist Philosophy” (in Black on Black/White on White edited
by George Yancy for Rowman and Littlefield, 2005). Other articles include “Races
as Families” and “Contraceptive Risk-Taking and Norms of Chastity”
(both published in the Journal of Social Philosophy). Stubblefield will be a fellow
of the Institute for Research on Women at Rutgers-New Brunswick for 2004-2005.
She also serves on the American Philosophical Association Committee on the Status
of Blacks in the Profession.