Sentence examples for intersectional from inspiring English sources

These things intersect – that's why we call them intersectional.

Reflection on Crenshaw's own intersectional account illustrates the point: she examines the intersection of race and gender but abstracts from other salient social identities, such as disability status, sexual orientation, and religion.

Rather, identity is said to be "intersectional": an agent's sense of self is subject to multiple and intersecting modes of oppression, for instance, those of class, gender, race, and sexuality (e.g., Crenshaw 1991).

So why doesn't the international aid community ensure that issues of intersectional discrimination and the various types of disabilities get equal inclusion in government policies?

This is known as intersectional discrimination.

The NCAA championship games were televised nationally from 1963, and by the 1980s all three major television networks were telecasting intersectional college games during the November-to-March season.

During the period of mounting intersectional strife, Davis spoke widely in both North and South, urging harmony between the sections.

The teenagers, who describes themselves as "just some intersectional feminists fighting against sexual harassment", say they are standing up for all victims of gig groping, male and female.

Similarly many people know how intersectionality affects them and others around them, even if they don't consider themselves to be intersectional or even know what it means.

It is galling that Andrew Neil doesn't "know what an intersectional issue is", in his own words, yet cut me off when I tried to explain.

Although socialist firebrand Corbyn may be Labour leader, it is Diane Abbott who has tirelessly pioneered an intersectional British socialism.