Understanding intersectionality from "summary" of How to Be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi
Intersectionality is a concept that reveals various layers of discrimination that people can face simultaneously. It recognizes that we all have multiple identities that intersect in complex ways, shaping our experiences and opportunities in life. These identities can include race, gender, sexuality, class, and more, all playing a role in how we navigate the world and how we are treated by society. Understanding intersectionality means acknowledging that someone's experience of discrimination is not solely based on one aspect of their identity. It is about recognizing that the intersection of different identities can create unique forms of oppression and privilege. For example, a black woman may face discrimination that is different from that experienced by a white woman or a black man, as her identity is shaped by the intersection of both race and ...
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