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The 176 pages that link to Intersectionality, each with the reason it gives.

• Bernardine EvaristoRelated: Her characters’ lives resist explanations based on any single aspect of identity.

• Céline SciammaRelated: Girlhood connects Marieme’s gender, race, class, and neighborhood rather than isolating one factor.

• FemenRelated: Critics have questioned whether Femen’s campaigns sufficiently account for differences of race, religion, and class.

• Gloria AnzaldúaRelated: Her writing connects race, gender, sexuality, class, and language rather than treating them separately.

• GynocentrismRelated: It complicates any account that treats women’s experiences as uniform.

• Honor killingRelated: It helps explain how gender, age, migration status, and dependency can compound barriers to safety.

• Minority groupRelated: Members can experience minority status differently across race, gender, class, and other positions.

• Missing and Murdered Indigenous WomenNarrower topic: It helps explain how gender, Indigeneity, poverty, sexuality, and geography can compound exposure to violence.

• Multiracial peopleNarrower topic: It helps analyze race alongside gender, class, and other identities.

• Queer anarchismRelated: It helps explain why gender and sexuality cannot be separated from other hierarchies.

• Queer studiesRelated: It shows why sexuality cannot be studied apart from race, class, disability, and other relations.

• Violence against menRelated: Men’s risks differ with factors such as race, class, sexuality, disability, and age.

• WomanRelated: It explains why women’s experiences differ across race, class, disability, sexuality, and other positions.

• Anita SarkeesianRelated: It broadens representation analysis beyond gender alone, including race, class, and sexuality.

• Anti-Romani sentimentRelated: Gender, class, and other positions can alter how anti-Romani discrimination is experienced.

• Diversity and inclusionRelated: It reveals barriers that single-category policies can miss.

• Efua DorkenooRelated: Her work addressed gendered harm across African and diasporic communities and institutions.

• Ethnic pornographyRelated: It helps analyze how race, gender, and sexuality operate together in representation.

• Eve EnslerRelated: Critics have questioned whether the play represents differences among women adequately.

• Gay menRelated: Race, class, disability, and other identities shape gay men’s experiences differently.

• Gender and nationRelated: It prevents gendered national belonging from being treated as uniform across class, race, and ethnicity.

• KyriarchyRelated: It shows how overlapping hierarchies can compound or alter forms of domination.

• LGBTQ movementsRelated: It informs demands that LGBTQ movements address racism, class, disability, and other inequalities.

• LGBTQ peopleRelated: LGBTQ experiences differ with race, class, disability, and other positions.

• Timnit GebruRelated: Gender Shades showed why evaluating gender and skin tone together reveals disparities missed by aggregate measures.

• Trans womanRelated: Race, class, disability, and other identities can shape trans women’s experiences differently.