Whose Intersectionality Is It Anyway? Crenshaw's Theory of Intersectionality

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Cracked Ivory

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On this special episode of Cracked Ivory, Talia and Emma invite Jude Doyle (he/they) to discuss his new book, Did I Leave Feminism? They talk about the manufactured antagonism between feminism and queerness, how Western trans theorists talk about race and gender, recuperative readings of the second wave, and more! Did I Leave Feminism? is out now everywhere books are sold. Support the show Support us at patreon.com/CrackedIvoryPod

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Whose Intersectionality Is It Anyway? Crenshaw's Theory of Intersectionality

Cracked Ivory

1 hour 40 minutes

6 months ago

Whose Intersectionality Is It Anyway? Crenshaw's Theory of Intersectionality

For the first episode of Cracked Ivory, Talia and Emma are joined by legal historian and queer feminist of color Kay (who can be found at dihya-bint-neyth.bsky.social on Bluesky) to discuss Kimberlé Crenshaw’s oft-cited yet sparsely-read theory of intersectionality, along with its implications for masculinity studies, critics of feminism, and Ben Shapiro’s fear of bottoming. Sources: Demarginalizing the Intersection of Race and Sex: https://chicagounbound.uchicago.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?arti...