The Intentional Plan for Intersectionality
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Claims a concrete three-step plan — awareness, acknowledgement, action — backed by mixed methods: overlapping-shapes thought experiment, cited statistics and qualitative anecdotes. Highlights specific numbers: women earn 82 cents to every dollar and trans women face a 44 chance of clinical depression (as captioned). Recommends practical tools: seek disaggregated data, play devil’s advocate on designs, set SMART goals and measurable outcomes. Presents examples of workplace failures and proposes interventions but offers no longitudinal results.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00Overview
- 2:04What is Intersectionality
- 3:10Visualizing Intersectionality
- 4:58Anchoring
- 5:46Sojourner Truth
- 7:34Exploring Our Own Privilege
- 9:52Intersectionality in the Workplace
- 10:27Pay Gap
- 11:12Gender Identity
- 12:12Immigration
- 13:17Religion
- 14:21Educational Background
- 15:32Bias in the Workplace
- 17:51Intentional
- 18:18Mahatma Gandhi
- 19:25The Three Step Plan
- 19:37Awareness
- 22:06Acknowledgement
- 23:25Consolidation
- 24:23Conclusion
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