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intersectionality
This term functions as a specialized analytical lens used primarily in sociology, law, and gender studies. It shifts the focus from single-axis analysis to a multidimensional understanding of identity, emphasizing that the experience of a person is not merely the sum of their individual traits but a distinct, integrated experience of power and oppression.
As an abstract conceptual framework, the word is treated as an uncountable noun. It describes a theoretical approach or a systemic phenomenon rather than a discrete object, meaning it does not typically take a plural form in academic or professional discourse.
Meanings
Examples
The professor explained how intersectionality helps us understand the unique challenges faced by women of color.
The professor explained how intersectionality helps us understand the unique challenges faced by women of color.
We need to apply a lens of intersectionality to our diversity and inclusion policy.
I wonder if the current legal system truly accounts for intersectionality when sentencing.
Intersectionality is not just about adding identities together but seeing how they interact.
The seminar focused on the intersectionality of class and race in urban development.
You cannot address gender inequality without considering intersectionality.
You cannot address gender inequality without considering intersectionality.
Her research explores the intersectionality of disability and gender in the workplace.
Let us discuss how intersectionality informs our approach to human rights.