Intersectional Socialism: Rethinking the Socialist Future with Intersectionality Theory

Intersectional Socialism: Rethinking the Socialist Future with Intersectionality Theory

Intersectionality theory can achieve more than an examination of mechanisms of power and oppression. It can also, shed light on what things might become. Drawing on this particular application of intersectionality theory, I argue that it can be deployed to imagine a socialist future and, in so doing...

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