#intersectionality

#intersectionality

California's passage of SB 1137 codifies intersectionality, marking a significant step towards safeguarding marginalized identities against discrimination.

Climate justice movements emphasize the disproportionate impact of climate change on BIPOC communities, despite their minimal contribution to the crisis.

Grit Fest emphasizes inclusion and intersectionality for historically underrepresented communities in cycling and outdoor activities in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Khushbu Shah's cookbook Amrikan explores Indian food's evolving identity in America through recipes and personal reflections.

Audre Lorde's work emphasizes the importance of self-care as a political act essential for community healing and social justice.

Women philosophers often face gender bias that overshadows their intellectual contributions.

There is a continuous struggle against the male-dominance in philosophy today.

The article explores the implications of the 'white gaze' and its parallels with anti-Palestinian racism in their living experience.

The exhibition 'Calli: The Art of Xicanx Peoples' explores Xicanx identity and stories through diverse art forms until January 26, 2025.

The National Trans Visibility March emphasizes the importance of trans visibility and advocacy within politics and social justice.

O'Neal's essay in a Black feminist anthology explores the concept of equation as a verb, highlighting the idea of something becoming fungible through equal sign functions.

Gender-critical views should not be dismissed as bigotry, acknowledges the need to listen to concerns about trans women in women's spaces.

Frameline Voices 2024 focuses on 'queer kinship' through short films.

Being LGBTQ+ can lead to more challenges than race, as shared by Labi Siffre.

Vatika Naturals transitioned from a strong South Asian heritage brand to resonate with multi-ethnic women consumers through International Women's Day activations.

The brand's #RootForMe campaign aimed at addressing workplace challenges for women, focusing on intersectionality issues of race, ethnicity, and religion.

The intersection between racial justice and the fight against sexual violence is crucial.

Addressing issues that affect Black women, including sexual violence, is necessary for genuine democracy.

The US criminal legal and child welfare systems are deeply interconnected.

The report highlights the need to critically examine all policing bodies, not just the literal police.

Black and queer individuals face unique challenges and complexities in navigating their identities.

The intersectionality of being both Black and queer adds layers of complexity to self-discovery and societal acceptance.

Kimberlé Crenshaw coined the term 'intersectionality' in 1989.

Crenshaw launched the #SayHerName campaign in 2014 to honor and recognize Black women, girls, and femmes affected by racist policing.

The ethnicity pay gap in the UK has persisted over the last decade, with Black, African, Caribbean, and Black British employees consistently earning less than white employees.

Mandatory, intersectional pay gap reporting is seen as a vital first step in addressing pay disparities and driving accountability and action.

Embracing our uniqueness and not trying to fit in can conserve our energy and allow us to focus on more important things.

Intersectionality shapes our identities and can make us feel like outsiders in different environments.

Systemic inequality persists even when doors of opportunity are opened.

Progressive shunning undermines liberal discourse and eliminates potentially beneficial ideas from Democrats and their allies.