‘double jeopardy’ (Beale, 1970)
‘simultaneity’ (Combahee River Collective, 1986)
‘interlocking oppressions’ (Hull et al, 1982)
‘race-gender-class’ (Collins, 1991, 2000)
‘intersectionality’ (Crenshaw, 1989, 1991)

coined specifically to discuss the simultaneous oppressions faced by Black women

Personal contextual factors and systemic factors
Differing cultural dimensions and relationality
The ways in which your body generate aspects of your life’s experience
Intersectionality as an affector of larger systems of society
Letting go of isms, involving multi-analysis on all levels
Systemic hierarchy of how oppressions are created and recreated
Multidimensionality, lenses and perspectives

individual barriers

barriers faced by an individual due to a combination of their own circumstance and propensities as well as the combination of systemic issues that affect them uniquely