Intersectionality
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Intersectionality

by Patricia Hill Collins, Sirma Bilge

Sociology Social Sciences
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Patricia Hill Collins and Sirma Bilge introduce intersectionality as a framework for understanding how identities, inequalities, and systems of power interact. Accessible and interdisciplinary, the book provides readers with a foundation for examining social experience and analyzing the connections among different forms of inequality.

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Intersectionality presents a framework for examining how social identities and systems of power interact.

The book focuses on the ways overlapping forms of inequality can shape social experience and understanding.

Written by Patricia Hill Collins and Sirma Bilge, it offers an accessible introduction to intersectional analysis.

It is suited to readers exploring sociology, social justice, and contemporary approaches to studying inequality.

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