Audra Simpson (Anthropologist)

Audra Simpson is an influential anthropologist known for her work on Indigenous issues, particularly related to sovereignty, identity, and colonialism. She explores how Indigenous communities navigate their cultural and political realities in contemporary society. Simpson's research often focuses on the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) people, examining their unique social structures and resistance to colonial pressures. Her scholarship highlights the importance of storytelling and lived experiences in understanding Indigenous perspectives. Through her work, she contributes to broader discussions about social justice and the need for inclusive narratives in anthropology.