Who were the 3 main authors of week 9's course texts?

Keeanga Yamahtta Taylor, Dorothy Roberts, Sujatha Jesudason

What is Generations Ahead?

A social justice organization that brings diverse communities together.

How can groups of people end systemic issues?

Through a unified struggle and seeing how our experiences are connected.

Why is there a problem with our modern interpretation of intersectionality?

It does not allow us to look critically at our institutions .

What happens when we only talk about race?

We hide structures that create suffering for everyone.

What did Women of African descent focus on in the first national convening of women of color and Indigenous women?

genetic determinism and eugenics

What does "Movement Intersectionality: The Case of Race, Gender, Disability, and Genetic Technologies" highlight?

Social justice movements become stronger when adapting an INTX approach.

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What did Taylor emphasize when challenging norms with race, gender, and class inequality?

the importance and urgency of uniting movements

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Week 9 Discussion Facilitation: Building Coalitions and Movement Intersectionality

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Who were the 3 main authors of week 9's course texts?
Dorothy Roberts, Keeanga Yamahtta Taylor, Veronica Terriquez
Sujatha Jesudason, Dorothy Roberts, Maria Rodo-de-Zarate
Kimberlé Crenshaw, Sujatha Jesudason, Keeanga Yamahtta Taylor
Keeanga Yamahtta Taylor, Dorothy Roberts, Sujatha Jesudason
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What is Generations Ahead?
The future generations of society.
A social justice organization that brings diverse communities together.
Kids born in 2040.
A social hierarchy that is commonly referred to in modern history.
3
How can groups of people end systemic issues?
Through constant arguments with each other to find the best argument.
Splitting off and dealing with our own problems.
Through holding hands.
Through a unified struggle and seeing how our experiences are connected.
4
Why is there a problem with our modern interpretation of intersectionality?
It includes the perspectives of each and every individual.
It is too inclusive.
It does not allow us to look critically at our institutions .
It constantly causes commotion between different groups.
5
What happens when we only talk about race?
Racial hierarchies are created.
We become too fixated on the past.
We ignore gender, sexuality, and class.
We hide structures that create suffering for everyone.
6
What did Women of African descent focus on in the first national convening of women of color and Indigenous women?
family formation and fertility
blood quantum and tribal identity
sex selection and son preference
genetic determinism and eugenics
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What does "Movement Intersectionality: The Case of Race, Gender, Disability, and Genetic Technologies" highlight?
Social justice movements become stronger when adapting an INTX approach.
Intersectionality is not good for movements in the long run.
People are too fixated on genetic tech and need to find other solutions.
Genetic technology should only be used when really needed.
8
Categorical differences enhances the potential to build coalitions between movements and makes them more effective.
True
False
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What did Taylor emphasize when challenging norms with race, gender, and class inequality?
the importance and urgency of uniting movements
the importance of a single-axis perspective
the importance of emphasizing one individual to represent for everyone
the importance of hegemonic masculinity

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