Many languages do not have direct equivalents for words like "intersectionality," which originated within specific academic and activist frameworks. Translators often need to employ descriptive phrases or borrow terms from other languages, which can affect clarity or accessibility and require unpacking for audiences unfamiliar with the concepts.
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