“Mapping the Margins: Intersectionality, Identity Politics, and Violence against Women of Color”

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“Mapping the Margins: Intersectionality, Identity Politics, and Violence against Women of Color” is a foundational legal and feminist theory article by Kimberlé Crenshaw that articulates and develops the concept of intersectionality to analyze how overlapping systems of oppression shape the experiences of women of color.

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instanceOf feminist theory article
legal theory article
scholarly article
addresses class
gender
immigration status
language barriers
race
aimsTo make women of color visible within feminist and antiracist discourses
reform legal and social service responses to violence against women of color
argues antiracist and feminist politics often marginalize women of color
legal remedies based on a single axis of discrimination are inadequate for women of color
women of color experience violence through intersecting racial and gender subordination
author Kimberlé Crenshaw NERFINISHED
critiques formal equality approaches in law
mainstream antiracism
mainstream feminism
field critical race theory NERFINISHED
feminist legal theory
gender studies
socio-legal studies
focusesOn domestic violence
experiences of women of color
immigration law
overlapping systems of oppression
rape crisis interventions
shelter policies
influenced contemporary feminist theory
critical race feminism
policy debates on violence against women
socio-legal scholarship on gender and race
keyConcept political intersectionality
representational intersectionality
single-axis framework
structural intersectionality
language English
mainSubject identity politics
intersectionality
violence against women of color
proposes intersectional analysis of legal and policy frameworks
theoreticalContribution analysis of political intersectionality
analysis of representational intersectionality
analysis of structural intersectionality
critique of single-axis frameworks in antidiscrimination law
development of intersectionality as an analytic framework

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Kimberlé Crenshaw hasWritten “Mapping the Margins: Intersectionality, Identity Politics, and Violence against Women of Color”