Risk of Oversimplification

When applying intersectionality in diverse cultural settings, there's a risk of oversimplifying or flattening complex social realities. Using broad categories without appreciating local histories and social structures can lead to ineffective interventions or even reinforce existing biases instead of dismantling them.

When applying intersectionality in diverse cultural settings, there's a risk of oversimplifying or flattening complex social realities. Using broad categories without appreciating local histories and social structures can lead to ineffective interventions or even reinforce existing biases instead of dismantling them.

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