Acknowledgements
Introduction: Whiteness, Space, and the Architecture of Exclusion
Chapter 1: Whiteness as Infrastructural Power
Chapter 2: The Aesthetic of Neutrality: Whiteness in Design and Language
Chapter 3: The Spatiality of Control: Corridors, Classrooms, Boardrooms
Chapter 4: Mapping Belonging: The Affective Geographies of Home and Alienation
Chapter 5: Privilege by Design
Chapter 6: Metrics of Merit: How Data Masks Exclusion
Chapter 7: The Performance of Inclusion
Chapter 8: Leadership as Whiteness: Who Is Seen as Capable?
Chapter 9: Silence as Structure
Chapter 10: Whiteness and the Architecture of Time
Chapter 11: The Weight of Being Seen and Unseen
Chapter 12: Refusing Design: The Politics of Discomfort
Chapter 13: Reclaiming Institutional Space: Futures Beyond Whiteness
Index
Biography
Abigal Muchecheti, PhD, is an interdisciplinary researcher and practitioner working at the intersection of critical race studies, disability justice, institutional critique, and lived experience. She holds a PhD from Oxford Brookes University, examining racialised women’s leadership in UK higher education. She is the author of The Lived Experiences of a Non-Academic Woman of Colour Working in UK Higher Education and the forthcoming The Silence They Wrote for Me, which explores psychiatric detention, racialised violence, and refusal.
