Council said Hancock Alfaro’s class in feminist theory was the first course in her doctoral studies that delved into intersectionality and how to apply intersectional research. In the future, the ...

She is the author, along with Patricia Hill Collins, of a recent book titled simply Intersectionality (Polity, 2016), which attempts to deal with the theory in all its confounding glory.

One session, titled "Beyond the Middle School Rainbow: Intersectionality in LGBTQIA+ Middle Grade Books," featured queer and trans writers Claribel A. Ortega, Mark Oshiro, Robin Gow and Mariama J ...

But her book “Intersectional Feminist Criminology: A Critical Companion to Theory and Research” will “prepare students and teachers to ask tough questions” as each chapter “critiques ...

“That’s what I mean by using borders to control reproduction; that’s a historical example,” Peterson said. “Today, that looks like something called the white supremacist replacement theory. That’s the ...

Critical theory on intersectionality helps problematize how the uniqueness of a child’s identity is not expressed freely under discriminatory stereotyping of ‘children’. Intersectionality is used in ...

Books. Author Q&As Book Reviews Reader Recommendations All Books. ... The term intersectionality was coined, and the theory first developed, by law professor Kimberlé Crenshaw in 1989.

Feminist literature in the 21st century largely centres on intersectionality, recognising and exploring how gender intersects ...

Intersectionality Improperly Defined Your description of the theory of intersectionality (“The Myth of Intersectionality,” Nov. 2) is wholly inaccurate. Worse yet is your alienating, anti-progressive ...

Intersectionality is a well-known word among people concerned about those who are marginalized. The term was coined by black feminist Kimberlé Crenshaw in 1989. As per Wikipedia, she ...