Image of Rubik's Cube Text: Using a Rubik's Cube as a Metaphor for Intersectionality "Imagine each colour represents a different type of social identity (e.g., red for ethnicity) or identity trait. Here, the unsolved Rubik's Cube illustrates how much variety there can be in identity groupings. This is a reflection of the disability population. People's life experiences can vary depending on their grouping of identity traits. Because of these groupings some people experience more privilege than others, while others experience more oppression." (Quote from Sadie Rockliffe, 2024, based on Kimberle Crenshaw who first coined the term intersectionality in her essays in 1989 & 1991). Rubik's Cube & Intersectionality by @Sadie Rockliffe A great metaphor for intersectionality that @SadieRockliffe used in her discussion on the intersection of critical disability studies with other disciplines at @SouthCoastDTP @CumberlandLodge retreat April 2024 Inspired by https://teachwithgive.org
Image of Rubik's Cube Text: Using a Rubik's Cube as a Metaphor for Intersectionality "Imagine each colour represents a different type of social identity (e.g., red for ethnicity) or identity trait. Here, the unsolved Rubik's Cube illustrates how much variety there can be in identity groupings. This is a reflection of the disability population. People's life experiences can vary depending on their grouping of identity traits. Because of these groupings some people experience more privilege than others, while others experience more oppression." (Quote from Sadie Rockliffe, 2024, based on Kimberle Crenshaw who first coined the term intersectionality in her essays in 1989 & 1991). Rubik's Cube & Intersectionality by @Sadie Rockliffe A great metaphor for intersectionality that @SadieRockliffe used in her discussion on the intersection of critical disability studies with other disciplines at @SouthCoastDTP @CumberlandLodge retreat April 2024 Inspired by https://teachwithgive.org

Intersectionality Rubik’s Cube 1

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