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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Intersectional identity"”.
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Before Crenshaw: a historiographical look at intersectional identity in three twentieth-century American plays by Eaton, Grimké, and Treadwell
… applies Kimberlé Crenshaw’s term <em>intersectionality</em> to three dramatic texts using Thomas Postlewait’s model of theatre historiography. These plays were authored by twentieth century female playwrights who had similar intersectional lives as the leads discussed. Yuki, from the …
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Critical Black feminist mentorship: A review of a middle school and university-sponsored program for adolescent Black girls
… feminist mentorship model that emphasizes an intersectional identity development, the actualization of voice, the creation and preservation of sisterhood and solidarity, and consciousness raising. The results, implications, and future research possibilities are discussed.</p>
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Cross-Cultural Narratives: A Comparative Analysis of "Yo Soy Betty, La Fea" and "Ugly Betty"
… critique of beauty standards to explore Latino identity, multiculturalism, and workplace diversity in America. While both series center on an unconventional protagonist navigating the fashion industry, “Ugly Betty” uniquely foregrounds the experiences of a Mexican American family, offering …
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Trad Jazz: Pre-War Aurality in the Postmodern City
… coined in 1960’s sociology – is best understood intersectionally across boundaries of race, class, and gender. Drawing from formal interviews, archival research, and participant observation as a musician/anthropologist, the author focuses on competing historical discourses and musical techniques …
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Brown Sugar and Spice: Exploring Black Girlhood at Elite, White Schools
… achieving a positive, resolved gendered-racial identity; they must learn to reconcile external and potentially negative definitions of Black girlhood while making their own meaning of being a young, Black woman. I take an intracategorical approach to understanding the development and experience …
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A WickEd Leadership Approach to Democratizing STEM Education
… broadly based on human capital development. My intersectional identity as the author of this Dissertation-in-Practice (DiP), the president of SC, a Black woman, and a STEM education expert speaks truth to power through lived experience. It serves as a driving force to address the wicked problem …
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"On our way": identities and representations of African women seeking asylum in Ireland
… that integrates Black Feminist analyses of intersectional identity with Postcolonial Feminist theories of representation. African women seeking asylum in the Republic of Ireland were key political instruments used by the state to re-draw racial lines. The study examines how, for a group of …
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Inclusion challenges at the intersection of marginalized identities: a study of Black migrant women in South Africa
… inclusion in African settings. Grounded in intersectionality theory (Crenshaw), identity theory, and social identity theory, the research examined how inclusion challenges emerge at the intersection of gender, race, and migration status. The main research question that guided this study was: …
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Producing Representation: Re-Visiting Jewish Women in/on the American Sitcom
… and questions why specific representations of identity appear in trends at certain times, while remaining absent in others. To address this, I articulate the shifting societal and industrial circumstances throughout the history of American television that have allowed for representations of …
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“The Journey of Relocation,” A Reflective Autoethnography, Digital Story Telling, and Netnography: Experiences of South Asian Immigrants in Canada
… where South Asian diasporas negotiate identity, belonging, and resistance. This study investigates the complex realities of South Asian migrants in Canada amid rising anti-immigration sentiments post-COVID-19 and systemic inequities rooted in colonial legacies and shifting immigration …
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Different constellation and shining stars: lesbian parents’ experiences of accessing healthcare for their adopted children in England
… professionals and having an ‘adopted’ status, intersectional identity of lesbian parented adoptive families accessing healthcare, reflective imagery of lesbian parents and adoptive families and professional expectations. Self-imposed strategies instigated by the parents to strengthen and …
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Tribal Margins: Dalit Belonging and State Recognition in the Western Himalayas
… of tribalizing strategies from Dalit groups who identity as Gaddi and are partially assimilated into tribal life. These low-status groups demand tribal recognition as both a form of social justice in the face of longstanding social discriminations and as a pragmatic strategy for state support …
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Women's Healthcare Utilization in Primary and Acute Care Contexts
… care. Interview questions utilized the theory of intersectionality and the Social Ecological Model to create a framework to describe the complexity of healthcare utilization and barriers to care while providing context into each participant's background and lived experience. Interview questions …
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The (im)possible queer south: Exploring archival description of southern LGBTQ+ materials across the United States
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2025-10-19 without embargo terms
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The Performance of Intersectionality on the 21st Century Stand-Up Comedy Stage
… weaponry in the current, post-1990s wave of intersectional activism at the National Women’s Studies Association conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Her call continues to challenge current stand-up comics to acknowledge intersectionality, particularly the perspectives of women of color, and …