The phrase "intersectional issues" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to problems that arise due to the intersection of different social identities and experiences. For example, a black woman may face intersecting issues of both gender and racial discrimination.
Otherwise, we cannot move forward with addressing the intersectional issues that face our country in terms of violence, discrimination, and hostility against queer people.
VIDA has turned its attention to intersectional issues involving race and gender identity.
The Court had an opportunity to examine these intersectional issues in a sophisticated way.
Her illustrations are clean, her techniques are often straightforward (carbon tracing, for instance) but her subject matters dive deep into complex, intersectional issues: race, gender, religion.
She is interested in refugees and migration, foreign policy and international politics, international criminal and humanitarian law, and intersectional issues of race and gender.
#Bamasits does not have a set of demands so much as a litany of intersectional issues, from ending police brutality to protecting the environment, on which they hope to start a dialogue.
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.
Gather together during the SIPA lunch hour for conversation, pizza and refreshments as peers speak briefly about the need for attention to sexual assault, resources for survivors, and sexual violence as a highly intersectional issue that merits conversation and action for the protection of all.
"This has to be an intersectional issue," said Goodwin.
One of the biggest challenges in developing a framework of stakeholders is representing a complex, intersectional issue in a simplistic model.
MAAC, whether as a whole group or having representatives from each board, can also be called upon and convened when complicated and/or intersectional campus issues need to be addressed.
