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political scale,
intersectional lenses have not been
applied to the
topic of
human right laws.
Gauthier de Beco
found using an
intersectional lens that people...
- to
support intersectional solidarity. Collectively,
these aspects form a
thorough framework for
comprehending and
applying intersectional solidarity in...
- Look up intersect or
intersection in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Intersection or
intersect may
refer to:
Intersection for the Arts,
oldest alternative...
- In mathematics, the
intersection of two or more
objects is
another object consisting of
everything that is
contained in all of the
objects simultaneously...
- An
intersection or an at-grade
junction is a
junction where two or more
roads converge, diverge, meet or
cross at the same height, as
opposed to an interchange...
- In
mathematical set theory, a pseudo-
intersection of a
family of sets is an
infinite set S such that each
element of the
family contains all but a finite...
- The
intersection algorithm is an
agreement algorithm used to
select sources for
estimating accurate time from a
number of
noisy time sources. It forms...
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trajectories develops,
scholars have
underscored the need to
adopt an
intersectional approach that
considers how
convergent social categories related to...
-
gained notoriety after an
Instagram post of hers that used the
phrase "
intersectional environmentalism" and
called for
environmental activists to support...
- A
protected intersection or
protected junction, also
known as a Dutch-style junction, is a type of at-grade road
junction in
which cyclists and pedestrians...
