Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...

equity and inclusion,” intersectionality has sometimes been interpreted outside its original definition and has morphed into a political talking point. Intersectionality is a framework for ...

On a less instrumentalist level, I feel that engagement with intersectionality by the revolutionary left has the potential to open us up to important new political possibilities. At a minimum, ...

I soon learned that the gospel of intersectionality is an unhealthy political phenomenon. Intersectionality, I rightly assumed, has nothing to do with street intersections. According to the Oxford ...

Over the last two years or so, the concept has begun both to evolve and to mutate. People are now calling on intersectionality to do kinds of political work it hadn’t done before. Its most dramatic ...

likewise stands as an implicit acknowledgement of intersectionality. “It’s tremendously important for new frames to enter our political lexicon to deal with old problems.” At a certain point ...

Intersectionality is a framework for understanding how a variety of oppressions can intersect, and one that surrounds political activism. But the label is donned more as a mark of belonging than a ...

Michelson (Menlo College), Libby Sharrow (University of Massachusetts at Amherst) and Dara Strolovitch (Princeton University) are members of #MeTooPoliSci, a group of political science professors ...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis cited this inclusion as one reason the state rejected the course: “They have stuff about intersectionality ... that’s a political agenda.” The term ...