• 2025. "An Anthropology of White Supremacy In Detroit: Spatial Politics of Food and Liquor." Transforming Anthropology. Maya Stovall Dumas & Alex B. Hill.

• 2023. "Notes on All That Was Not Her." Somatosphere. DeShawn Dumas & Maya Stovall.

• 2023. "Resisting the threat of violence: A conversation between Maya Stovall and Josef Cadwell." Critical Correspondence, Movement Research Journal.

• 2020. "A Retelling of American History - In Neon." The New York Times.

• 2020. "Public Library: Crystal Meth, Choreography, Conceptual Art." TDR: The Drama Review 64, no. 2 (2020): 138-154.

• 2019. "It's the 'Hood. But That Means It's Home!" African American Feminist Critical Geographic Wanderings in the Anthropology of Space and Place. Transforming Anthropology, Vol. 27, Number 1, pp. 50–67.

• 2018. Liquor Store Theatre: Ethnography and Contemporary Art in Detroit (Doctoral dissertation, Wayne State University).

• 2017. The Detroitists. Anthropology News, 58(4).

• 2016. Blackness in Post-Bankruptcy Detroit: Racial Politics and Public Discourse. North American Dialogue, 19(2), pp.117-127.

• 2016. Dance the City. Anthropology News, 57(6), pp.e43-e49.

• 2015. African American Cultural Technology: The Lindy Hop, the King of Pop, and the Factory Worker's Experience. Transforming Anthropology, 23(1), pp.1-13.

• 2015. In Conversation with B. Bell. Critical Correspondence, Movement Research Journal.