- ‘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