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| − | Targeting a combination of race & gender, for example Asian Men or Caucasian women. Racist sexism against black women is sometimes called misogynoir, a word derived from “misogyny” and “noir”. | + | Targeting a combination of [[racism|race]] & [[sexism|gender]], for example Asian Men or Caucasian women. Racist sexism against black women is sometimes called misogynoir, a word derived from “misogyny” and “noir”. |
This is an [[intersectional focus]] [[foci of categorism|of categorism]]. | This is an [[intersectional focus]] [[foci of categorism|of categorism]]. | ||
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Targeting a combination of race & gender, for example Asian Men or Caucasian women. Racist sexism against black women is sometimes called misogynoir, a word derived from “misogyny” and “noir”.
This is an intersectional focus of categorism.
