“Demarginalizing the Intersection of Race and Sex”

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“Demarginalizing the Intersection of Race and Sex” is a foundational legal scholarship article by Kimberlé Crenshaw that introduced and theorized intersectionality to explain how Black women’s experiences are obscured by single-axis analyses of race or gender.

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instanceOf law review article
legal scholarship
scholarly article
addresses erasure of Black women in legal doctrine
limitations of existing antidiscrimination frameworks
the need for multidimensional analysis of identity
aimsTo make Black women’s experiences visible in law
reform antidiscrimination doctrine
argues Black women are marginalized by single-axis analyses of race or gender
antidiscrimination law fails to recognize compound discrimination
legal doctrine obscures the experiences of Black women
author Kimberlé Crenshaw NERFINISHED
contributesTo Black feminist legal thought NERFINISHED
debates on race and gender in law
the development of intersectionality theory
critiques antiracist discourse’s treatment of gender
single-axis framework in antidiscrimination law
traditional feminist theory’s treatment of race
field civil rights law
critical race theory
feminist legal studies
law
focusesOn Black women’s employment discrimination cases
Black women’s experiences of discrimination
hasInfluenceOn antidiscrimination jurisprudence
critical race feminism
intersectional feminism
sociolegal studies of inequality
introducesConcept intersectional discrimination
political intersectionality
representational intersectionality
structural intersectionality
isDescribedAs foundational text on intersectionality
key article in feminist legal scholarship
seminal work in critical race theory
language English
mainSubject Black women
antidiscrimination law
critical race theory
feminist legal theory
gender
intersectionality
race
sex
proposes a framework for understanding overlapping systems of oppression
theorizes intersectionality

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