Background: Intersectionality theory posits that considering a single axis of inequality is limited and (dis)advantage on multiple axes simultaneously needed. The extent to which intersectionality has been used within interventional health research not systematically examined. This scoping review aimed map out the use intersectionality. It explores when designing implementing public interventio...

The role of identity-based stereotypes about perpetrators in domestic violence cases has not received much attention in legal scholarship, which has instead focused on the identities of victims. However, stereotypes governing who is a recognizable victim (e.g., that victims are white, middleclass, passive, and dependent women in heterosexual relationships) cannot by themselves explain why nonco...

While using the criminological imagination and intersectionality as analytical frameworks, this paper will highlight preliminary ethnographic findings from fieldwork in Baltimore and Ferguson following the untimely deaths of Freddie Gray and Michael Brown. The paper will underscore some of the author’s intimate field notes and thoughts as well as themes found in data collected. In addition, the...

The theory of intersectionality has been broadly used in various research but we notice a persistent gap reflecting its application to media analysis. In our study, focus on the concept “representational intersectionality” which Kimberlé Crenshaw uses illustrate dynamics between different discourses. Taking example online reporting same-sex partnerships Slovenia, analyze how power relations are...