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Opening Doors for the Insurgent,the question of what it may mean for feminist social science if intersectionality travels to the social sciences primarily through projects in the disciplinary mainstream, that is, those that do not threaten disciplinary norms. It concludes with suggestions for how those who practice “good” intersec

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Stuck in the Paradigm with You: Transfeminist Reflections on the Uses of History and the Spaces of e heart of feminist scholarship while simultaneously continuing to resist the ways that trans and nonbinary scholarship and persons challenge (and have always challenged) the paradigms of day-to-day interaction and institutional epistemologies. In this chapter, Finn Enke calls for a more mixed up, e

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Racializing Patriarchy: Lessons from Police Brutality,s developed through bringing together scholarship produced by Black feminist theorists, other feminist scholars, and research on racialized police brutality. Using Mary Douglas’s classic theory of purity and pollution, and using the Newark, NJ, racial uprising of 1967 as a case study, it is argued t