Enyi Emuka
/by amelia boehEnyi Emuka is a third-year double majoring in Geography and Gender studies with a minor in GIS. They are interested in critiques of everyday life, trans of color critique, and queer theory particularly as they pertain to urban life, citizenship, and relation to the modern imperial colonial nation-state. Their current research project focuses on the unsettled place of the queer of color diasporic subject within modern queer city gayborhood. In their free time, Enyi likes to hang out with their five cats and play both word and video games. After graduation, they hope to follow their intellectual interests within academic spaces and as a community-led/engaged practice.
Enyi Emuka is a third–year double majoring in Geography and Gender studies with a minor in GIS. They are interested in critiques of everyday life, trans of color critique, and queer theory particularly as they pertain to urban life, citizenship, and relation to the modern imperial colonial nation–state. Their current research project focuses on the unsettled place of the queer of color diasporic subject within modern queer city gayborhood. In their free time, Enyi likes to hang out with their five cats and play both word and video games. After graduation, they hope to follow their intellectual interests within academic spaces and as a community-led/engaged practice.