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During this talk, Dr. Brown will offer some reflections on how she wrestles with the tensions embedded in the quantitative/qualitative dichotomy that persists within the discipline of sociology. She will share how her work to undo the erasure of Black women’s contributions within the (archival and academic) digitized record offers one demonstration of the power of Black feminist interventions. Her (in progress) manuscript, We Are Each Other’s Business: Black Women’s Intersectional Consumerism during the Chicago Welfare Rights Movement, is her attempt to center the experiences of Black women activists while also challenging epistemological claims that are perpetuated through methods.