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Intersectionality Reality
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These online Google slides include two 15-minute activities and facilitation guides for each activity. You can do one activity at a time or do them both consecutively in the same session.
Reference: Kimberlé Crenshaw, Pioneer and originator of the term “Intersectionality”
Activity 1 – Intersectiowha?
- Objective: Understand the origin and definition of Intersectionality
- Useful for: Level setting on a popular term
Activity 2 – Shaping Up
- Objective: Share important identities with your teammates
- Useful for: Seeing people’s layers
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