Solidarity Through Difference? How Italian and Spanish LGBTQIA* Organizations Frame Solidarity Through an Intersectional Lens

Perego, Aurora

doi:10.1080/1554477x.2023.2250036

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“…Framing process and action repertoires show how the intersectional viewpoint has transformed movements (Ciccia, della Porta and Pavan, 2021; Broad, 2017; Evans and Lépinard, 2019; Irvine & Halterman, 2019; Luna et al., 2020; Montoya, 2021; Perego, 2023). As Ciccia, della Porta and Pavan argue, the concept combines: “the use of frames that value difference and plurality both as constitutive of social life and as a normative good; the presence of organizational structures and modes of deliberation that comprise inclusive spaces for participation, empower participants and leave space for bottom‐up initiatives, the expression of dissent and practices of mediation; and the development of organizational practices for sharing a wide range of resources, including funding, institutional access, expertise, networks and organizational know‐how” (Ciccia, della Porta and Pavan, 2021, p. 177).…”

Section: Intersectionality and The New Wave Of Feminist Movementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…As Ciccia, della Porta and Pavan argue, the concept combines: “the use of frames that value difference and plurality both as constitutive of social life and as a normative good; the presence of organizational structures and modes of deliberation that comprise inclusive spaces for participation, empower participants and leave space for bottom‐up initiatives, the expression of dissent and practices of mediation; and the development of organizational practices for sharing a wide range of resources, including funding, institutional access, expertise, networks and organizational know‐how” (Ciccia, della Porta and Pavan, 2021, p. 177). When seen as a frame, intersectionality emphasizes the identification of various positionalities (Lutz et al., 2016; Perego, 2023; Terriquez et al., 2018). The system that creates and replicates various disparities is the focus of the identification of problems.…”

Section: Intersectionality and The New Wave Of Feminist Movementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Intersectionality and feminist movements from a global perspective

Bonu Rosenkranz

2024

Sociology Compass

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The review article explores the concept of intersectionality within feminist movements from a global perspective. First, it reconstructs the origins of the concept. Second, it summarizes the main critical debates. Third, it gives an overview on the new wave of feminist movements, by exploring the way several movements from the North to the Global South have actively engaged with the concept of intersectionality into action. Finally, the article discusses opportunity and threats in the diffusion of the concept, both in the academic debate and in the field of collective action. The main takeaways of the article are: the emergence of the concept of intersectionality within the activism of women of color and Black feminism; the role of intersectionality as a critical analysis of power structures; the intersectional character of the new wave of feminist movements; the risks associated with the diffusion of the concept of intersectionality; the bleaching of intersectionality; and the co‐opting and depowering of the concept in an increasingly aggressive neo‐liberal order.

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