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Multiple jeopardy

Multiple jeopardy is the theory that the various factors of one's identity that lead to discrimination or oppression, such as gender, class, or race, have a multiplicative effect on the discrimination that person experiences. The term was coined by Dartmouth Professor Deborah K. King in her 1988 essay, "Multiple Jeopardy, Multiple Consciousness: The…

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ClassismRacismBlack peopleWhite menSexism
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Multiple jeopardy and multiple consciousness

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Multiple jeopardy and the matrix of domination

Matrix of dominationBell hooksHeterosexismGay menPatricia Hill Collins
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Multiple jeopardy → describes how different identity factors

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Multiple jeopardyis atheory that the various factors of one's identity that lead to discrimination or oppression0.90text
gender or raceinstance ofThis assumption runs contrary to the idea of intersectionality by asserting that individuals do not face unique forms of discrimination as a result of the various aspects of the…0.80text
and that discrimination can instead be predicted as the sum of the effects each of these aspects has on the way they are treated.By contrastinstance ofThis assumption runs contrary to the idea of intersectionality by asserting that individuals do not face unique forms of discrimination as a result of the various aspects of the…0.80text
King's multiple jeopardy overturned the false dichotomyinstance ofThis assumption runs contrary to the idea of intersectionality by asserting that individuals do not face unique forms of discrimination as a result of the various aspects of the…0.80text
trichotomy between raceinstance ofThis assumption runs contrary to the idea of intersectionality by asserting that individuals do not face unique forms of discrimination as a result of the various aspects of the…0.80text
genderinstance ofThis assumption runs contrary to the idea of intersectionality by asserting that individuals do not face unique forms of discrimination as a result of the various aspects of the…0.80text
and classism to reveal how a belief in raceinstance ofThis assumption runs contrary to the idea of intersectionality by asserting that individuals do not face unique forms of discrimination as a result of the various aspects of the…0.80text
and classism as different problems marginalizes Black women in the antiracist social movementsinstance ofThis assumption runs contrary to the idea of intersectionality by asserting that individuals do not face unique forms of discrimination as a result of the various aspects of the…0.80text
raceinstance ofdescribes how different identity factors0.80text
genderinstance ofdescribes how different identity factors0.80text
and class intersect to create unique forms of discriminationinstance ofdescribes how different identity factors0.80text
multiple jeopardyinstance ofdescribes how different identity factors0.80text

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