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1. What are the misunderstandings? Give details.
2. What are the misusings? Give details.
3. What else do we learn from this article?

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1. What is white feminism? What does it truly entail? What are the aims?
2. What do we need to recognize about the concept of white feminism and feminism in general?
3. How do we move beyond white feminism?

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1. What are the criticisms of intersectionality? Give details.
2. Why must we consider these criticisms?
3. What language do the theorists mention at the bottom of the article use?
4. Why/how might this language be better or worse suited to describe the theory?

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1. Who is Kimberlé Crenshaw? What has she done?
2. What has she written and what do her writings focus on?
3. What else do we learn from this article?

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1. Who are the major people and groups of people mentioned in this article?
2. What ideas have they contributed to this theory?
3. What else do we learn from this article?

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1. How have women of color been leaders in displaying intersectional feminist activism? Give specific examples and explain quotes from both of the articles.
2. Which organizations are mentioned in this article? How did these organizations display intersectional feminist activism?

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1. What is intersectional feminism?
2. What does an intersectional feminist bring into their activism?
3. What must we be aware of in terms of our own identities?
4. What else do we learn from this article?

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1. misunderstand is a failure to understand something correctly.
2 . A company employee gained unauthorized access to customer data, including names, phone numbers, and details on car accidents.
3. One of the most common misunderstandings of intersectionality is that it is about counting how many identities someone has

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1.She was an acting professor at University in California, law school.
2.she published a groundbreaking piece entitled, “Demarginalizing the intersection of race and sex: A Black feminist critique of anti discrimination doctrine, feminist theory and anti racist politics.

3.That she too was discriminated along with 4 other black woman, they went to court didn't win since the "general motors" company were also hiring black men and white woman.

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1) interactional feminism is bringing into activism a recognition of the ways privilege and oppression intersect in complex, ever-changing ways in our lives.

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1) interactional feminism is bringing into activism a recognition of the ways privilege and oppression intersect in complex, ever-changing ways in our lives.

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2) a recognition of the ways privilege and oppression intersect in complex, ever-changing ways in our lives.

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2) a recognition of the ways privilege and oppression intersect in complex, ever-changing ways in our lives.

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Who are the major people and groups of people mentioned in the article?

Sojourner Truth, Anna Julia Cooper, Gloria Anzaldua, Chandra Talpade Mohanty, and Deborah King.

What ideas have they contributed to this theory?

Ideas that they have contributed to this theory include, racial, sexual, heterosexual, and class oppression, woman of color’s ability to navigate between different worlds was a gift, and how gender, racial, and class oppression interact in the lives of black women.

What else do we learn from this article?

We learn that the Combahee River Collective produced a manifesto advanced their intersectional vision that the major systems of oppression are interlocking.

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1. Who are the major people and groups of people mentioned in this article?
Sojourner truth , Anna Julia, Chandra Talpade Mohanty ,Gloria Anzaldúa

2. What ideas have they contributed to this theory?
Gloria Anzaldúa’s poetic writings suggested that women of color’s ability to navigate between different worlds was a gift .

3. What else do we learn from this article?
Non-Black women of color were also inspired by intersectional politics and helped advance its struggle throughout this period.

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4) intersectional feminism is complicated

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4) intersectional feminism is complicated

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1. What is white feminism? What does it truly entail? What are the aims?
White feminism is the practice that claims to support gender equality while perpetuating racial injustice through upholding white power and privilege.

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1. A large criticism of intersectionality is that the word itself seems lackluster in comparison to other words you would use to describe the actions within intersectionality, such as "White Supremacist".
2. These criticisms do carry weight, the word needs a centralized meaning and should be able to bear the weight of what it means.
3. The language used at the end of the article “imperialist white supremacist capitalist patriarchy.” are all words with a known negative connotation that bear their own weight in a way that intersectionality doesn't convey.
4. The language is used to convey the problems that intersectionality is used to discuss, carrying a negative connotation, describing what the word is about.

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2. What do we need to recognize about the concept of white feminism and feminism in general?

There is no such thing as white feminism. If it’s white, it’s not feminism. It’s either talking about all women, or it’s not. So in that respect, non-white people can technically be ‘white feminists’ if they pander to white power and support white supremacy.

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1. Intersectional feminism means to recognize the different identities in women.
2. An intersectional feminists do more than acknowledge the different struggles of POC and members of LGBTQ+  by looking for solutions to fix them.
3. We must be aware of the advantages/disadvantages that our identities bring us.
4. I also learned that some feminists unite under one identity rather than women as a whole. Ex. "women of color".

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3. How do we move beyond white feminism?
We move past white feminism by challenging racial injustice and challenging the status quo.

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1. What are the criticisms of intersectionality? Give details.
a. Some say that intersectionality is the "Matrix of Domination" and "the source of  social injustice, interlocking systems of oppression.” Saying that it is only Mainstream because it is less extreme then its precursors
2. Why must we consider these criticisms?
a. For any point on anything to be valid, criticism should be expected because not everyone thinks the the same, and the criticism can call out a legitimate issue with a view point.
3. What language do the theorists mention at the bottom of the article use?
a.  The article uses words such as "white supremacy", "patriarchy", and "domination" to help evoke emotion to other to sway them to their views.
4. Why/how might this language be better or worse suited to describe the theory?
a. This language is most likely worse suited to describe a theory because it places the theory in one of two extremes for an idea that is not so black and white. As social issues are very much a grey area where you can be both right and wrong.

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1. What is white feminism?What does it truly entail? What are the aims?
the practice that claims to support gender equality while perpetuating racial injustice through upholding white power and privilege

2. What do we need to recognize about the concept of white feminism and feminism in general?
that there isn't a white feminism it's just not all white's,it's all?
3. How do we move beyond white feminism?
by challenging status quo/racial injustice

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1.Kimberle Crenshaw was an acting professor at the university of California.She made a book about race and sex.
2.She writes about race and sex,she focuses on discrimination towards women.
3.The law doesn't help with the protection of women.

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1. A common misunderstanding about intersectionality is that it is used to count how many "identities" someone has and using it to see how intersectional a "minority" is based on how many categories they fall into to.
2. A misuse of intersectionality is that it is used as a way for groups in power to expressed their fear of "minority" groups having power.
3. Intersectionality is about how identities  can relate to the deep interlock system of power. To help  "minority" groups and those outside of these groups see and understand the fundamental failures of Anti-Discrimination laws.