… today about anti-essentialism and intersectionality. I am glad … use the tools of intersectionality
and anti-essentialism to guide our … , anti-essentialism and intersectionality are to me like life …

… that escapes the pitfalls of gender essentialism. Analyses of … of essentialism in the construction
of gender among two groups of Asian immigrant women. Integrating the intersectionality …

… If we fail to appreciate women’s dissimilar experiences and intersectionality, our accounts
of gender will fall prey to exclusionary false universalism. But if we appreciate difference too …

… or not) the spectre of gender essentialism and results in a level of … essentialism, contemporary
theorizing about diversity and courts should be intersectional. The idea of intersectionality…

… in many ways, relies on what I call gender essentialism — the notion that a unitary, “essential…
The result of this tendency toward gender essentialism, I argue, is not only that some voices …

… intersectionality’s … intersectionality’s deployment in the Introduction classroom, positioned
as it is either as an identity- based critical lens, which poses the familiar problem of essentialism…

… reflexivity and anti-essentialism, the two other approaches … , reflexive and anti-essentialist
approaches are required for … involved in applying an intersectionality paradigm. In this context, …

… I have argued elsewhere that a position that pairs a family resemblance analysis with
intersectionality can accommodate a wide variety of feminist positions, is anti-essentialist without …

… “strategic essentialism.” Fourth, we review how education researchers have explained race
and gender … We conclude with some remarks concerning future research on intersectionality. …

… critical race legal scholar Angela Harris argued (1990) that essentialism is a deeply
ingrained cognitive habit.Harris defines ‘gender essentialism’ as ‘the notion that a unitary, “essential” …