| The commonality and normativity problems are often grouped as issues in intersectionality. |
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| The new edition pays closer attention to intersectionality and hybrid identities. |
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| How can intersectionality help us articulate, listen to, and understand diverse experiences? |
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| Given the growing interest in intersectionality, the absence of comments on how racism intersects with class and gender relations is surprising. |
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| The nuances of intersectionality are important ways to make our scholarship more inclusive and focused. |
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| Kamil even took on that most divisive concept in current popular feminist chatter, intersectionality, explaining it with a catchy jingle. |
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| She highlighted that many states have a more comprehensive sense of such violence and recognise the intersectionality. |
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| Thus a serious point about intersectionality was reduced to a catfight and Minaj was told in no uncertain terms to pipe down. |
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| Overview of fundamental issues on the intersectionality between gender and racial discrimination. |
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| He's far too talented, complex and self-aware to let himself be just anyone's token or intersectionality posterboy, though. |
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| There is growing intersectionality between ethnic and racial identification. |
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| This article has presented intersectionality as a way of framing the various interactions of race and gender in the context of violence against women of color. |
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| Intersectoriality and intersectionality are two concepts that focus on new ways of approaching complex social challenges. |
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| The combination of different social variables creating advantage or disadvantage for an individual or group is referred to as intersectionality. |
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| I can walk and chew gum too, y'know... patricia's comments show the danger in not being hip to this whole intersectionality thing. |
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| Until recently, intersectionality was not the mode of analysis at the provincial level any more than the federal. |
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| This paper examines the intersectionality of race and disability in the context of s.15 jurisprudence. |
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| Countless users tweeted about prejudice, intersectionality, and police discrimination. |
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| More careful analysis of intersectionality cases demonstrates the falsity of this premise. |
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| By naming differences and commonalities, this intersection of personal characteristics, called intersectionality, allows us to find points of unity and common action. |
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| Similarly many people know how intersectionality affects them and others around them, even if they don't consider themselves to be intersectional or even know what it means. |
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| What is the outcome of this intersectionality? |
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| The following published papers provide assistance in understanding the term intersectionality and the concept of competing rights claims in applying the Code. |
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| And, through this campaign, once more we confirm what is being discussed at conceptual level on intersectionality and multiple discrimination: that poverty is closely linked to gender, race, and all forms of discrimination. |
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| As noted above, the theory of intersectionality is that various socially and culturally constructed categories interact on multiple levels to manifest themselves as inequality in society. |
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| Intersectional discrimination, or intersectionality, refers to the connection between aspects of identity, such as race, gender, sexuality, religion, culture, disability and age. |
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| They relied instead on intersectionality in the particular cases. |
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| One way to approach the problem of intersectionality is to examine how courts frame and interpret the stories of Black women plaintiffs. |
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| Intersectionality offers important and necessary nuances to our work around race. |
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| Intersectionality may be accommodated through a structural analysis of gender. |
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| Intersectionality is about promoting equal rights for everyone. |
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| Intersectionality might be more broadly useful as a way of mediating the tension between assertions of multiple identity and the ongoing necessity of group politics. |
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