Keziah Anderson (she/her) is a Ph.D. candidate in History with a Secondary Field in African and African-American Studies at Harvard University. Keziah's research is at the intersection of Black, Indigenous, legal, and disability history. Her research primarily focuses on the law's impact on and rendering of Afro-Indigenous women's bodies, lives, and geographies in the post-emancipation era. Her dissertation uses Indigenous languages and GIS mapping, as well as other digital humanities methods, to uncover Afro-Indigenous women's histories.