Elodie is a postdoctoral researcher on the ReligSpace team, responsible for the French fieldwork in Paris. Her research focuses on experiences of racism and discrimination, political behaviors, and politicization. She is particularly interested in sub-Saharan migration and the Black middle class. Her work has been published in Terrains & Travaux and in Tracés. She received a research grant from the City of Paris on xenophobia and anti-Semitism (2018). Her PhD thesis is entitled "Is Blackness political? Racialization and politicization of university graduates of sub-Saharan origin in Paris and London" (2020). Elodie loves singing Greek and Turkish songs and salsa dancing.

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