Erika Bullock’s Blog

Friends and Family Amidst the Rubble

I discuss my personal journey that has brought me both hardship and invaluable relationships. Overcoming trials including the loss of loved ones, I found support in friends and family from the academic world. Through continuous struggles, these connections provided comfort, laughter, and a sense of belonging, making them vital.

There’s something about grief

Over the last 18 months or so, we have lived under what seems to be a collective blanket of grief. At minimum, we may grieve for the ability to move about the world freely as our pre-pandemic selves once did. For most of us, we grieve so much more: the loss of loved ones, of…

To those who wish I’d post more cat pictures

I got your Facebook message in my inbox when I woke up this morning. You must know how I lose attention with long messages because it was just one line: “We really wish you would post more pictures of Jack.” I don’t know who “we” represents, but I do know why you sent the messages…

About Me

I’m Dr. Erika C. Bullock. I’m a professor and scholar who studies the racial politics of mathematics and STEM education. I also like to share my thoughts at the intersections of faith and academic life.