The ideology of intersectionality

In this article, I argue that intersectionality, in addition to being a widely used social science analytical framework, fulfills important ideological functions in the context of capitalist social formations. It reinforces the turn toward identity politics and theorizing, thus strengthening the use of identity categories of analysis as proxies for class and, consequently, the racial, gender, ethnic, and other divisions that weaken the working class and undermine the possibility of the emergence of working class solidarity

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• Framing Intersectionality

  Helma Lutz, María Teresa Herrera Vivar et al.•Framing Intersectionality•2016

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• Rising morbidity and mortality in midlife among white non-Hispanic Americans in the 21st century

  Open Access•Anne Case, Angus Deaton•Proceedings of the National…•2015

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• Race, nation, class

  Étienne Balibar, Immanuel Maurice Wallerstein•Race, nation, class•1991

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• Intersectionality's binding agent

  Victor Wallis•New Political Science•2015

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