Sentence examples for intersectional causes from inspiring English sources

In April, Malia Bouattia, former Black Students officer and champion of left-wing and intersectional causes, was elected President of the NUS.

The intersectional Women's March movement, which took hold everywhere from Washington D.C to Antarctica, championed causes such as reproductive rights, the Black Lives Matter movement, unionism, climate change action, and equality for LGBTQI communities.

I know that Pittsburgh is incredibly socially conservative and most leaders over 25 are not going to delve into that deep painful conversation about intersectional identity without a lot of cause.

When we don't look at that intersectional data, Wilson says we miss the impact caused by focusing only on certain kinds of situations.

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

Addressing these challenges throughout the processes of conceptualizing and planning research and in conducting analyses has the potential to improve researchers' ability to more specifically document inequalities at varying intersectional positions, and to study the potential individual- and group-level causes that may drive these observed inequalities.

Given the geology and engineering condition of Qishan Coal Mine in Xuzhou, the failure characteristics of pump chambers at the −1000 m level show that the main cause can be attributed to the spatial effect induced by intersectional chambers, where one pump is constructed per well.

An intersectional theology will not allow us to ignore human suffering, nor will it allow us to cause suffering in the name of God because it will underline the equal value of all of us toward our collective, contradictory, scary, and exhilarating understandings of God.

"Intersectional bollocks," in other words.

Why must feminism be intersectional?

"It's all very intersectional," Currie observed.