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  5. I. Intersectionality in Minority Studies
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European Minorities: Interactions, Community Building and Sense of Belonging 2024/25 SS

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The lecture on Intersectionality in Minority Studies explains the concept of intersectionality, developed by Kimberlé Crenshaw, to describe how different aspects of identity—such as race, gender, and class—combine to shape individuals' experiences. Through examples from Jewish, Muslim, and Roma communities, the lecture examines issues such as tokenism, misrepresentation, and the complexities of power dynamics within minority groups. It emphasizes the importance of using an intersectional approach to gain a deeper understanding of these issues and to create more inclusive research and policies.

Intersectionality in Minority Studies
◄ Final test - 9/6 ve 13:00
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