As a sociologist of race, indigeneity, and migration, my research agenda is driven by my commitment to make racial inequality between groups that are often overlooked, such as Indigenous Latinxs, visible. I focus on how Indigenous peoples identify and how they are racialized by others, as well as the consequences of this racialization in Latin America and the United States. In my research, I highlight processes of Indigenous identification, struggles for Indigenous state recognition, and socioeconomic inequality between American Indian and non-American Indian Latinxs in the United States. I have forthcoming articles in the American Journal of Sociology and Sociology of Race and Ethnicity. My research has been funded by several grants and fellowships from the Social Science Research Council and the Institute for Citizens & Scholars.