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Intersectionality – A Resource for Students and Scholars

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This site is a wiki about INTERSECTIONALITY, built by the Women's & Gender Studies Capstone class of 2016 at Eastern Washington University. It is meant to be an enduring resource for students and scholars. If you would like to contribute, please contact [editor] or [editor] for access. 

 

 

 

-Basic Definition

-Illustration

-Expanded Definition

 

-Genealogy 

     -1830s: Maria Miller Sewart (critiques slavery / made sexual violence against slaves a political issue)

     -1851: Sojourner Truth (women of color marginalized / excluded from suffrage)

     -1890s: Anna Julia Cooper / Harriet Jacobs (account of black experiences)

     -1940s Mary Church Terrell / Pauli Murray 

                 Michael Foucault regarded as "original" person to describe intersectinality - whitewashing  

     -1970s: Frances Beal (co founder of black women's liberation committee / double jeopardy 

     -1977: Combahee River Collective (double bind / double jeopardy / intersectionality product of black feminism)

     -1979: Audre Lorde (oppression of women knows no racial bounds, but it is not identical in those bounds)

     -1980s: bell hooks, Angela Davis (Women, Race, & Class / From Margin to Center)

     -1983: This Bridge Called My Back

     -1988: Debora King / Elizabeth Spelmon / Mori Matsuda 

     -1989: Kimberle Crenshaw (coined the term)

     -1990: Patricia Hill Collins

     -1991: Third wave feminism (whitewashing / visibility inclusiveness connecting categories / multiply identified center / black lives matter)

     -90s-Now: Boom: visibility / mutual construction of category 

 

 

 

-Side Bar

     -Analytic

     -Visiblity 

     -About Us / Course

 

-Content

     -Easy to Understand Examples / information (everyone/Ariel)

     -Media & Popular Culture (Michaela)

     -Relationships among multiple racial categories (Alexis)

     -Race, Class, Education (Jordan)

     -Education Policy (Allie)

     -Women's Health (Sharkyla)

     -Corporate Culture (Freddy)

     -Activism (Sophie)

     -Movement Backlash (Ariel)

 

-References

     -Kimberle Crenshaw

     -Ange Marie Hancock 

 

 

 

 

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