Example Of Intersectional Analysis

It is not advantageous or appropriate to focus on a singular category of analysis, such as sexuality, race or gender, without an intersectional approach. When somebody is aware of intersectionality, he or she can better understand people, their reaction and their behavior. Valerie Smith in Women’s Realities, Women Choices (WRWC), demonstrates how the use of intersectional approach has helped people to understand different obstacles that women of color are facing on a daily basis such as racism and sexism. In addition, when a man and a woman are in a relationship, they are viewed by the society as normal. Whereas, when two people of the same sex are in a relationship, they are not only subject to violence or being rejected by their family, but