Joseph Entin
1 book
About the Author
Joseph Entin is a scholar and writer whose work illuminates the intersections of inequality, education, and social justice in contemporary America. With a focus on the lived experiences of marginalized communities, Entin's research draws from ethnographic methods to uncover hidden systemic barriers. His acclaimed book, Until We're Seen: Public College Students Expose the Hidden Inequalities of the COVID-19 Pandemic (Contemporary Ethnography), vividly captures the voices of public college students navigating the disruptions of the pandemic, revealing profound disparities in access to education and resources. As an associate professor of English at Brooklyn College, CUNY, Entin blends rigorous academic inquiry with accessible storytelling to advocate for equity in higher education and beyond, inspiring readers to confront and dismantle entrenched inequalities.
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ethnographic
insightful
advocacy-driven
Books by Joseph Entin
