\u201cIntersectionality\u201d makes it easy to unite people against a smaller and smaller groups of purported villains (AKA the \u201cKyriarchs\u201d), by adding new \u201csystems of oppression\u201d and thus ways a person can be oppressed. The flip side of this is that practically anyone can be an \u201coppressor\u201d despite also being \u201cthe oppressed\u201d, depending on how one is placed on the hierarchy of oppression, relative to others.<\/p>\n
Case in point, a Gay man who is raising mixed-race kids was prevented from joining a parent advisory group because\u2026 is is White and that wouldn\u2019t \u201cbring diversity\u201d to the group.<\/p>\n
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\nThey didn\u2019t appoint him, and now the parent group remains all moms which means women must do all the work of the group. And seven hours after the meeting started, they still aren\u2019t talking about how to safely reopen schools.<\/p>\n
— Heather Knight (@hknightsf) February 10, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n