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This chapter explores the concept of intersectionality as a critical framework for understanding the complexity of identity. It includes a definition of intersectionality and traces its historical roots in relation to the Feminist movement. It credits prominent Black Feminist and intersectionality scholars, such as bell hooks, Patricia Hill Collins ...
Sophie Goldingay +2 more
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Kalfou, 2016
Among feminists scholars’ critiques of knowledge production has been the disconnect between theory and practice. Feminists of color, in particular, have engaged in this critique in their articulations of themselves as scholars, their research foci, and the relevance of their intellectual labor to their communities’ struggles for social justice.
E. Colombo, P. Rebughini
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Among feminists scholars’ critiques of knowledge production has been the disconnect between theory and practice. Feminists of color, in particular, have engaged in this critique in their articulations of themselves as scholars, their research foci, and the relevance of their intellectual labor to their communities’ struggles for social justice.
E. Colombo, P. Rebughini
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Israel Studies, 2019
Abstract The chapter begins with examples of intersectionality that display how it works. While particular attention is given to the intersections of race and gender, the concept is shown to apply beyond race and gender to cover any social groups against which discrimination is directed. After critiques of intersectionality are addressed,
Agustin, Lise Rolandsen +1 more
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Abstract The chapter begins with examples of intersectionality that display how it works. While particular attention is given to the intersections of race and gender, the concept is shown to apply beyond race and gender to cover any social groups against which discrimination is directed. After critiques of intersectionality are addressed,
Agustin, Lise Rolandsen +1 more
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Intersectionality in cancer care: A systematic review of current research and future directions
Psycho-Oncology, 2022The objective of the current review was to synthesize the literature on intersectionality relative to disparities across the cancer care continuum. A model to support future intersectional cancer research was proposed.
Joseph Kelly-Brown +4 more
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2023
How do we understand the relationship between identity and power relations? Historically, the experiences of minoritized groups largely ignored how multiple identities played a role in shaping their lived experiences. Intersectionality advocates for the interrogation of multiple identities within systems of domination to understand how privilege and ...
Robert T. Teranishi +1 more
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How do we understand the relationship between identity and power relations? Historically, the experiences of minoritized groups largely ignored how multiple identities played a role in shaping their lived experiences. Intersectionality advocates for the interrogation of multiple identities within systems of domination to understand how privilege and ...
Robert T. Teranishi +1 more
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