THE THEORY OF "INTERSECTIONALITY" IN THE LEGAL PARADIGM OF THE FEMINIST MOVEMENT IN THE USA
In the article, the author analyzes the problematics related to how it is possible to analyze the intersections between gender, race and class after the reductive binarism of the oppressor and the oppressed, the superior and the subordinate has been criticized or deconstructed and whether the triadic structure is not the “analysis of race, gender and class" - the repetition of analytic priority in the form of multiple interpretations, leading to the displacement of other "axes of difference" in the light of the representativeness of the experience of black women.