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Wheel of Intersectionality
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Intersectionality displayed in a wheel diagram Unique Circumstances of Power, Privilege and identity Refugee Status Disability Work Skin Colour Experience of Racialization Age HIV Status Sexuality Geographic Location Class Background Caste Gender Indigeneity Religion Spirituality Education Citizenship Status Income Occupation Family Status Housing Situation Life Experience Social Status History % Innermost circle represents a person·s unique circumstances. % Second circle from inside represents aspects of identity. % Third circle from the inside represents different types of discrimination/isms/attitudes that impact identity. % Outermost circle represents larger forces and structures that work together to reinforce exclusion. Note it is impossible to name every discrimination, identity or structure. These are just examples to help give you a sense of what interectionality is.
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A visual aid to help people conceptualize intersectionality. Intersectionality: How various biological, social, cultural categories, and other axes of identity interact on multiple and often simultaneous levels which contribute to systemic social inequality. Classical conceptualizations of systems of oppressions within society do not act independently of one another, instead these forms of oppression interrelate, creating unique and different macro systems of oppression that reflect the “intersection” of multiple forms of discrimination.
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Intersectionality displayed in a wheel diagram
Unique Circumstances of Power, Privilege
and identity Refugee Status Disability
Work
Skin Colour
Experience of Racialization
Age
HIV Status
Sexuality
Geographic Location
Class Background
Caste Gender
Indigeneity
Religion
Spirituality
Education
Citizenship Status
Income
Occupation
Family Status
Housing Situation
Life Experience
Social Status
History
% Innermost circle represents a person·s unique circumstances.
% Second circle from inside represents aspects of identity.
% Third circle from the inside represents different types of discrimination/isms/attitudes that
impact identity.
% Outermost circle represents larger forces and structures that work together to reinforce
exclusion.
Note it is impossible to name every discrimination, identity or structure. These are just examples to help give you a sense of what interectionality is.
