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    The document discusses intersectionality and its importance in improving allyship. It provides background on intersectionality, noting that the term was first introduced by Kimberlé Crenshaw in 1989 to describe how different forms of discrimination intersect and overlap. It then announces an upcoming event co-sponsored by Women & Gender Studies and the Humanities & Ethics Center's "In the News" Series on intersectionality and improving allyship.

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    The document discusses intersectionality and its importance in improving allyship. It provides background on intersectionality, noting that the term was first introduced by Kimberlé Crenshaw in 1989 to describe how different forms of discrimination intersect and overlap. It then announces an upcoming event co-sponsored by Women & Gender Studies and the Humanities & Ethics Center's "In the News" Series on intersectionality and improving allyship.

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    INTERSECTIONALITY:

    What is Intersectionality? IMPROVING ALLYSHIP


    The term intersectionality was first Co-sponsored by Women & Gender Studies and the
    introduced by Kimberlé Crenshaw Humanities & Ethics Center's "In the News" Series
    in her paper "Demarginalizing the
    Intersection of Race and Sex:
    A Black Feminist Critique of
    Antidiscrimination
    Doctrine, Feminist Theory and
    Antiracist Politics"(1989). She
    defined intersectionality as "a lens
    through which you can see where
    power comes and collides, where
    it interlocks and intersects." More
    info can be found below.

    Made possible by funding from the Victor M. Agruso,


    https://linktr.ee/intersectionality_info
    Jr. Endowment for Behavioral Sciences
    The Glo Center Educational Material Resources
    The GLO Center Serves the LGBTQIA Ain't I a Woman by bell hooks
    community in the Ozarks through support, Black Feminist Thought by Patricia
    resources, education, and advocacy, to Hill Collins
    create a more inclusive and welcoming Don't Call Me Inspritational: A
    community where all can thrive. With the Disabled Feminist Talks Back by
    help of our allies, GLO strives to make a Harlyn Rousso
    positive impact on the community at large. Fading Scars: My Queer Disability
    History by Corbett Joan O'Toole
    NAACP Feminism is for Everybody by Bell
    Hooks
    The National Association for the Fight Hislam by Susan Carland
    Advancement of Colored People was How to Be an Antiracists by Ibram https://linktr.ee/resourcesforminoritygroups
    founded on February 12, 1909. The NAACP is X. Kendi
    the nation's oldest and largest civil rights Intersectionality as Critical Social
    organization. From the ballot box to the Theory by Patricia Hill Collins
    classroom, the thousands of dedicated Queer Theory, Gender Theory: An
    workers, organizers, leaders, and members Instant Primer by Riki Anne
    who make up the NAACP continue to fight Wichins
    for social justice for all Americans. So You Want to Talk About Race
    by Ijeoma Uluo
    Odd Girl Out: My Extraordinary
    Autistic Life by Laura James
    On Intersectionality: Essential
    Writings by Kimberlé W. Crenshaw

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