Glossary

Intersectionality

Crenshaw's (1989) framework for understanding how multiple social identities (race, gender, class, etc.) combine to produce qualitatively distinct experiences of privilege and discrimination rather than additive effects. (Ch. 36)

Learn More

Applied Psychology — Glossary — Applied Psychology for Everyday Life

Applied Psychology — Chapter 36: Prejudice, Stereotyping, and Group Identity

Data & Society — Chapter 32: Digital Divide, Data Justice, and Equity

Fandom — Chapter 43: Capstone II — Fandom at the Margins: Intersectional Fan Experiences

History of Appalachia — Chapter 40: Whose Appalachia? Race, Class, Gender, and the Fight Over a Region's Story

Science of Seduction — Appendix F: Glossary

Science of Seduction — Chapter 25: Race, Ethnicity, and the Politics of Desire — Who Is Desirable and Why?

Science of Seduction — Chapter 26: Class, Status, and Mate Value — The Economics of Attraction

Science of Luck — Appendix: Glossary of Key Terms

Related Terms