The phrase "cultural intersections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the points where different cultures meet, interact, or influence each other.
Example: "The festival celebrated the cultural intersections of various communities, showcasing their unique traditions and shared experiences."
Alternatives: "cultural crossroads" or "cultural confluences."
Amazing cultural intersection here: Sesame Street is debuting a food-insecure muppet named Lily in a one-hour special featuring country singer Brad Paisley, and sponsored by Wal-Mart.
With the Cooper Union, the Public Theater, The Village Voice and art galleries all nearby, the plaza will be a gathering spot at a major cultural intersection.
A good example of that type, and what is now my second-favorite instance of a cultural intersection of espionage and cricket, can be seen in the clips from "The Lady Vanishes," Hitchcock's 1938 film, below.
Vienna's reputation may not suggest the gritty underground of eastern cities such as Warsaw or Berlin, but its unique position as a cultural intersection between east and west has given rise to a myriad of thriving subcultures that lend the city an unexpected edge.
I'd like to take this opportunity to discuss some ideas about when cultural appropriation or cultural intersection should be musically celebrated or condemned.
At the corner of Melrose and LaCienega, the spot is at the cultural intersection of Weho's Restaurant Row and its fame gay nightlife.
The first is akin to Spelman's particularity argument: unitary gender notions fail to take differences amongst women into account thus failing to recognise "the multiplicity of cultural, social, and political intersections in which the concrete array of 'women' are constructed" (Butler 1999, 19 20).
The study shows that an emphasis on the significance of cultures of consumption provides at best a partial explanation for changes in the landscapes of consumption: it is argued that cities are the sites of complex intersections between cultural practices and other kinds of geography, in this case those of asset values and opportunities for property speculation.
"These kids are crossing cultures every day," said McKay-Semmler. "Situated at the intersection of cultural diversity and the cultural mainstream, U.S. schools are uniquely able to provide children from multiple and varied backgrounds the communication opportunities and cross-cultural learning experiences that assist all youth in becoming successful members of the larger society.
What I am observing are forms of cultural hybridization and culture creation at the intersections of global organizing.
