What does the term "Oppression Olympics" mean? and give example. What does the term "intersectionality" off...

What does the term "Oppression Olympics" mean? and give example.

What does the term "intersectionality" off us? What I mean is there are lots and lots of academic terms, right? So what's new about intersectionality? What does it do that other terms have not done? Does it "advance" other theories?

Can you name another Intersectional system? Or just start here: Can you name another system where you are both the oppressor and the oppressed within the same system? It's not an easy question. Give it some thought and then throw something out there.

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ANS(1)-Oppression Olympics

EXPLANATION- When different groups of people compete with each other to prove themself as more oppressed as compared to others this is termed as oppression (subject to harsh and cruel treatment)Olympics.

Because of presence of complexity in our identity it is very common that people get privileged in some area and get oppressed in other areas.
such as white women get advantages from white privilege and can be experience sexicism because of her gender that she is women,
These are the examples of some type of oppression with its target group(people that are the target of that oppression) and non-target groups (people that are not conclude as a target for oppression).

KINDS OF OPPRESSION	TARGET GRUOP	NON-TARGET GROUP
Class of people	Poor and working-class	Middle and owning class.
Gender of people	Women	Men
Racial of people	Black people	White people
Status of people	People not having a college degree	People having a college degree.
Ability of people.	Disabled people	People do not have any disabilities.
Language speaks by people	people cant speak English	people speak English.

gladiator answered 1 year ago

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