Figure 2 - Open access violence: Legacies of white supremacist data making at the Penn Museum, from the Morton Cranial Collection to the MOVE remains

Figure 2. Dr. Janet Monge (right) and Penn undergraduate student Jane Weiss in CAAM 190 Classroom at the Penn Museum, discussing the remains of Katricia Dotson, who was murdered in the 1985 MOVE bombing (on the right, on the table, in front of Monge) from Week 1 video in Princeton Coursera Course "REAL BONES: Adventures in Forensic Anthropology" (remains not blurred in the original). Courtesy of the author.

Dr. Janet Monge (right) and Penn undergraduate student Jane Weiss in CAAM 190 Classroom at the Penn Museum, discussing the remains of Katricia Dotson, who was murdered in the 1985 MOVE bombing (on the right, on the table, in front of Monge) from Week 1 video in Princeton Coursera Course "REAL BONES: Adventures in Forensic Anthropology" (remains not blurred in the original). Courtesy of the author.

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Open access violence: Legacies of white supremacist data making at the Penn Museum, from the Morton Cranial Collection to the MOVE remains - Scientific Figure on ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Dr-Janet-Monge-right-and-Penn-undergraduate-student-Jane-Weiss-in-CAAM-190-Classroom_fig2_375625627 [accessed 27 Mar 2025]

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Figure 2. Dr. Janet Monge (right) and Penn undergraduate student Jane Weiss in CAAM 190 Classroom at the Penn Museum, discussing the remains of Katricia Dotson, who was murdered in the 1985 MOVE bombing (on the right, on the table, in front of Monge) from Week 1 video in Princeton Coursera Course "REAL BONES: Adventures in Forensic Anthropology" (remains not blurred in the original). Courtesy of the author.

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