Since the 1980s, "Intersectionality Theory" has become a broad framework often used by the left to theorize the complex relationship between class, race, and gender in today's capitalist society. The historical roots and the methodology of this theory are important to understand. It is equally important for us to examine our current conditions and the various movements of exploited peoples today in order to ask whether intersectionality theory is a useful tool or one which must be transcended. Can intersectionality and Marxist theory work together or are they competing theories of resistance?

Members of No Están Solos invite you to a conversation about intersectionality theory. It will kick off with a Skype video presentation by Eve Mitchell summarizing her essay, "I am a Woman and a Human: A Marxist-Feminist Critique of Intersectionality Theory."

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