- Nationality
- 🇺🇸 United States
- Affiliation
- Department of English, Texas Tech University, United States
- Field of study
- Languages, Linguistics and Literature
- Residencies at STIAS
- 2024 2nd Semester
Related to this person
publication
Book review — A Seed of a Dream: Morris Isaacson High School and the Struggle for Education in Soweto, 1956–2012
Batra, Kanika. 2024. A Seed of a Dream: Morris Isaacson High School and the Struggle for Education in Soweto, 1956–2012. South African Historical Jou...
publication
Blackness at the Intersection
Recommended Citation Batra, K. (2025). Kimberlé W. Crenshaw, Kehinde Andrews, and Annabel Wilson, eds. Blackness at the Intersection. London: Blooms...
public lecture / seminar
Racial malaise, revolutionary medicine and women’s work in South Africa and the United States, 1966-1976 - Fellows' seminar by Kanika Batra
What would the history and literature of the period look like if we begin not only with a focus on physicians and nurses but also on social workers, teachers, farmworkers, domestics, housewives and those without an education who facilitated the reach of revolutionary medicine in the United States and South Africa, asked Kanika Batra of the Department of English at Texas Tech University.