Miranda Fricker
The British philosopher who named epistemic injustice, being believed less because of who you are.
Books
Epistemic Injustice2007The book that named testimonial injustice, and asked what we owe people when we judge what they say.
Mentioned in
In praise of asking, part two
Why should a simple question cost so much? A nine-year-old tested a healing method with a towel and a piece of cardboard, a doctor drank a glass of bacteria, and Socrates drank the hemlock; each price depended on the certainty the question shook.