Power is distributed equally among all individuals.

Power is determined solely by economic factors.

Power is shaped by multiple and overlapping forms of social identities.

Power is static and unchanging.

Karl Marx

Max Weber

Kimberlé Crenshaw

Michel Foucault

The combination of multiple social identities into a single, unified identity.

The process of marginalizing and excluding individuals based on their social identities.

The recognition of the unique experiences and challenges faced by individuals with multiple marginalized identities.

The belief that all forms of oppression are equally significant and interconnected.

It argues that power is solely determined by economic factors.

It suggests that power is equally distributed among all individuals.

It emphasizes the role of social identities in shaping power dynamics.

It dismisses the significance of political and institutional power structures.

A Black woman facing discrimination based on both her race and gender.

A wealthy white man experiencing discrimination based on his political affiliation.

A disabled person facing discrimination solely due to their disability.

A heterosexual man facing discrimination based on his religious beliefs.

It suggests that social justice can be achieved by addressing economic inequality alone.

It emphasizes the need to focus solely on individual experiences of discrimination.

It highlights the importance of addressing multiple and intersecting forms of oppression.

It argues that social justice is irrelevant in contemporary society.

It is too focused on individual experiences and neglects structural factors.

It fails to recognize the unique experiences of marginalized groups.

It is too simplistic and does not account for the complexity of power dynamics.

It is a theory that is not grounded in empirical evidence.

By ignoring the experiences of marginalized groups and focusing on dominant narratives.

By creating policies that address only one form of oppression at a time.

By developing intersectional policies that consider the unique needs of individuals with multiple marginalized identities.

By dismissing the role of social identities in shaping power dynamics.

Creating a policy that addresses only racial discrimination.

Developing a policy that focuses solely on gender-based discrimination.

Implementing a policy that considers the unique experiences of Black women who face discrimination based on both race and gender.

Enacting a policy that ignores the role of social identities in shaping power dynamics.

It suggests that marginalized groups experience power and oppression in the same way.

It emphasizes the unique experiences and challenges faced by marginalized groups based on their intersecting identities.

It argues that marginalized groups are not affected by power dynamics.

It dismisses the significance of social identities in shaping the experiences of marginalized groups.

It is too focused on individual experiences and neglects structural factors.

It fails to recognize the unique experiences of marginalized groups.

It is too simplistic and does not account for the complexity of power dynamics.

It is a theory that is not grounded in empirical evidence.

By ignoring the role of social identities in shaping power dynamics.

By focusing solely on the experiences of dominant groups.

By examining how multiple forms of oppression intersect and contribute to historical events and social movements.

By dismissing the significance of individual experiences in shaping history.

Analyzing the Civil Rights Movement without considering the role of gender and class.

Examining the history of colonialism without considering the experiences of indigenous peoples.

Studying the Holocaust without considering the experiences of Jewish women.

Ignoring the role of social identities in shaping historical events.

It suggests that women experience power and oppression in the same way.

It emphasizes the unique experiences and challenges faced by women based on their intersecting identities.

It argues that women are not affected by power dynamics.

It dismisses the significance of social identities in shaping the experiences of women.

Analyzing the experiences of women in the workplace without considering their race or class.

Examining the history of feminism without considering the experiences of women of color.

Studying the impact of domestic violence without considering the experiences of LGBTQ+ women.

Ignoring the role of social identities in shaping the experiences of women.