“…The work in this tradition has come to treat race as only one axis of a multidimensional system of status oppression (Hutchinson, 1997), and, drawing on an early article by Crenshaw, much of it goes under the label of 'intersectionality' (see Crenshaw, 1989a). The LatCrit offshoot of critical race theory has devoted itself explicitly to intersectionality, exploring the interplays of race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, class, and sexuality (Valdes, 1998). More recently, critical race scholarship has explored the relationship between race and class (Jones, 2009).…”