#5 Knowing Yourself Is Knowing Your Intersections

from Culture Fuzz · host Rissa SoFar

Rissa SoFar is joined on episode number 5 by her little sister Mariah and her husband Michael to discuss Kimberlé Crenshaw's theory and framework of intersectionality. How do you define intersectionality? How can intersectionality further the conversation about race? Does this framework cause more harm than good? Join in on the conversation as Culture Fuzz bridges the gap.

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