The way these relate to each other is called intersectionality.

Such different approaches show the role of intersectionality in sexuality studies.

Theories of intersectionality increasingly also address the more than human.

I'd just like to be the first person on this thread to say "intersectionality".

The intersectionality of race and gender has been shown to have a visible impact on the labor market.

The intersectionality of these factor cause unique experiences for adolescents during this period within their lives.

Additional sociologists have written about the intersectionality of class, race, and gender.

This theory is more global than the others, attempting to take into account the intersectionality of gender and race.

This perhaps inspired the later examination of the intersectionality in contemporary feminism.

The three main domains on which we see the impact of intersectionality are wages, discrimination, and domestic labor.

Current gender studies classes seek to move away from that and examine the intersectionality of these factors in determining people's lives.

A comprehensive historical study of the development of intersectionality theory has yet to be documented.

This debate can also be termed as intersectionality.

This theory is today known as intersectionality.

This would have been a prime example of a study that may have benefited from an intersectionality framework.

There are three different approaches to studying intersectionality.

And finally, this intersectionality means that Chicanas can join with but also be rejected by many different political coalitions.

However, because the theory argues that people draw on information based on their identities, intersectionality is relevant.

This is usually referred to as intersectionality.

There may be value in exploring the intersectionality between sexual orientation and gender in expectation states theory.

With the rise of post structuralism, more studies now consider intersectionality and adopt anti-essentialist perspectives.

It permits society to envision this community without erasing the intersectionality of separate identities."

Collins was the first scholar to combine race, class, and gender calling it the Paradigm of Intersectionality.

Examples of posthuman intersectionality include ecofeminism and are under development in the field of animal studies.

Domestic violence: intersectionality and culturally competent practice.