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Intersectional.org is an educational resource that explains intersectionality, its history, and how to apply it across research, policy, and advocacy. It offers accessible explanations, examples, and tools—definitions, frameworks, and case studies to understand how overlapping social identities shape experiences of power and oppression.
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