Intersectionality

Intersectionality is the most prevalent public religion in the western world. Attributed to Kimberlé Crenshaw, and coined in 1989, Intersectionality describes a philosophy through which all human power dynamics can be characterized and understood.

Intersectionality has built-in hierarchies of value that have become cornerstones of education and business practices across the westernized world over the previous three decades. Intersectional ideology dominates silicon valley and other highly-academically-engaged scientific and public arenas.

The most common term for Intersectional activities, ideologues, and enterprises is “Woke.” However, using the term “Woke” to describe the ideology and its adherents does not do anything to systematically address the subsequent challenges posed by a new religious ideology being enforced in the public sphere of the westernized world. Further, addressing the adherents and ideology as “Woke” does nothing to properly diagnose and treat the abuses being generated by Intersectional curricula and requirements in schoooling and employment.

We must use the exact languages of the practitioners in order to surgically operate upon our public institutions to remove this communistic cancer from our national body. Only then will we have functional fairness in public treatment by law.