A w(a/o)nderer from the Northern Mariana Islands in Micronesia, Jonathan Pangelinan Cabrera (Chamorro-Refaluwasch) is a third-year PhD student in Religious Studies (American Religious History) at Yale. He has studied at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, Boston College, and Brite Divinity School and had a career as a literature and writing teacher at the secondary and tertiary levels on the island of Saipan, his home island, before beginning his doctoral studies. His research interests include religion, race, indigeneity, and reproduction, the US culture wars, white Protestant Christianity at the US Supreme Court, religion and/in law, planetary white supremacy, US empire, Indigenous poetry and poetics, Native and Indigenous healing practices, Native and Indigenous language revitalization movements, and Native and Indigenous arts writ large.
