It’s not enough to think about women’s rights or women’s issues from just one lens. We all come to issue from multiple perspectives. Caucasian, single mom, from the South. Or affluent black woman with a family living in the suburbs or Chicago. What about the Latina grandmother raising her grandson in Texas? I could go on and on.
Let’s walk in others’ shoes when we look at the issues. What might that mean in the voting booth? This worksheet might help you think through where your intersectionalities are.
It’s not enough to think about women’s rights or women’s issues from just one lens. We all come to issue from multiple perspectives. Caucasian, single mom, from the South. Or affluent black woman with a family living in the suburbs or Chicago. What about the Latina grandmother raising her grandson in Texas? I could go on and on.
Let’s walk in others’ shoes when we look at the issues. What might that mean in the voting booth? This worksheet might help you think through where your intersectionalities are.
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