This is part of our special feature on Race and Racism in Europe: The Urgency of Now. In Historicizing Race[1], Marius Turda and Maria Sophia Quine make the case for apprehending the idea of race through its chronology and the context of racial thinking over time, taking into account the way in which past conceptions of race are part of present racial constructions, especially in Europe. Arguing that “to combat the use of race and … Continue reading Looking at Racism, Eugenics, and Biopolitics in Europe Historically: An Interview with Marius Turda