How do we actually make museums more diverse? (with Peggy Levitt)
Good museums are centers of art, culture, and education. But the richest and most famous museums are clustered in North America and Europe, and that matters more than you might realize. Sociologist and Wellesley College professor Peggy Levitt describes herself as a decenterer for just that reason. In her books…
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