Intersectionality is an evolving theory and movement concerned with the interlocking
systems of oppression in our societies and the lives of those who find themselves at the …

Most gender scholars agree that to understand historical and contemporary gender relations
one must be attentive to how race, class, and other systems of power intersect with gender …

It has been twenty years since legal scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw coined the term
intersectionality, a concept that has captivated the progressive scholarly imagination …

The concept of intersectionality is rooted in the work of many Black feminist scholars and
activists (eg, Collins, 1989; Combahee River Collective, 1977–1983; Crenshaw, 1989) who …

Scholars of intersectionality have drawn our attention to the simultaneous and interacting
effects of systems of oppression on the basis of gender, race, religion, class, sexual …

In this chapter I explore certain themes that arise in attempting to theorise intersectionality,
focusing in particular on identity categories and related claims for equality. My central …

As a Black scholar writing about women's issues in the mid-1980s, Thornton Dill joined with
several colleagues in calling for a feminist theoretical paradigm that would expose the …

A 2017 Choice Outstanding Academic Title Intersectionality intervenes in the field of
intersectionality studies: the integrative examination of the effects of racial, gendered, and …

Abstract Breonna Taylor, Sandra Bland and Atatiana Jefferson were all victims of state-
sanctioned violence, shot by police in their own homes or dying in police custody. Their …

Intersectionality is a macrostructural theory that highlights the co-constitutiveness of multiple
systems of oppression, eg, race, gender, class, sexuality, gender identity, ability, language …