Dorothy Roberts

Dorothy Roberts is a distinguished scholar and social justice advocate known for her groundbreaking work in the intersections of law, race, and gender. A professor at the University of Pennsylvania, she holds joint appointments in law, sociology, and Africana studies. Roberts has authored seminal books such as "Killing the Black Body" and "Fatal Invention," which critique systemic racism in science, medicine, and reproductive rights. Her research challenges conventional frameworks and advocates for equity and justice. Through her work, Roberts provides a critical lens on how structural inequalities shape societal norms, influencing policy and sparking crucial public discourse.