Using Intersectionality Responsibly: Toward Critical Epistemology, Structural Analysis, and Social Justice Activism

The increasing popularity of the concept of intersectionality in the social sciences, including in psychology, represents an opportunity to reflect on the state of stewardship of this concept, its roots, and its promise. In this context, the authors aim to promote responsible stewardship of intersec...

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Published in:	Journal of counseling psychology 2017-10, Vol.64 (5), p.500-513
Main Authors:	Moradi, Bonnie, Grzanka, Patrick R.
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Activism Black People Epistemology Feminism Feminist Psychology Guidelines Human Humans Interdisciplinary aspects Intersectionality Knowledge Management Oppression Popularity Power Power structure Prejudice Psychology Racism Resistance (Psychology) Sexism Social activism Social Behavior Social Justice Social privilege Social psychology Social Sciences Structural analysis Structural Analysis (Linguistics) Structural Analysis (Science) Theories Writers
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