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Elite • 8 Pages • Complete Study Notes • Year Uploaded: 2022
High Distinction essay written for SCLG2638: Sociology of the Other (Mark: 100/100). The essay examines intersectionality as both theory and critical praxis for understanding the lived experience of black women. The essay draws on Afropessimist theories of social death to address the limitations of intersectional analysis as a standalone framework.
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