"We are not going to be able to do this work without recognizing intersections and how people with multiple areas of oppression are impacted greatly by violence, homophobia, transphobia and racism," she said.
In the late 1960's Dr. King began a Poor People's Movement and in the 1980's Jesse Jackson's based his presidential run off a "rainbow coalition", both these movements recognized the intersection of racial and economic inequality and saw that these issues can only be addressed together.
The car was able to maintain its lane position, even without consistent lane markings, and it recognized unmarked intersections without stop signs or limit lines.
Recognizing the intersection of many axes of oppression, feminist standpoint theorists have had to reconceptualize the idea of the margins and move away from the original Marxian standpoint premise of a bifurcated society.
This October, it is time we recognize the intersection of domestic violence and work-life issues.
The situation revealed a central aspect of Turner's stardom: He can recognize the intersection between his own ability and the requirements of his team.
UAP students are increasingly producing digital work and the organization both recognizes the intersection between art and technology as a movement and the need for underrepresented communities to have a presence in these creative tech spaces.
For example point 11, the intersection of L2 and L3, has relatively low repeatability because it is recognized as the intersection of the curves along these veins, rather than as the sinus formed by the interior outline of the veins, as a human observer would naturally do.
(2) The complexity of the fracture network geometry is recognized, and the intersection of HF and NF is modeled.
Unfortunately, instead of recognizing those intersections, we'd rather just use individual communities as scapegoats to the problem rather than address it directly.
