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Guide to oppressions & intersections in SF
Basics: Classism; Racism; Nationalism, colonialism, xenophobia; Religious intolerance; Antisemitism; Sexism; Homophobia & heterosexism; Size & beauty standards; Disability & ableism; Ageism;
Manifestations: Institutionalized, systemic, structural; Unconscious; Conscious; Internalized; Power relations
Responses:; Activism: Antiracism, feminism, etc.; Consciousness-raising; Redress & affirmative action; Diversity & representation;
SFnal treatments:; Race and feminist SF; Race-and-gender stereotypes in SF
See also:; Women of color in SF; Queer women in SF; Women Make SF
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The ideological expression of institutionalized oppression.^[1]

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	The ideological expression of institutionalized oppression.<ref>Christine Delphy, in [[Close to Home]], p. 114</ref>		The ideological expression of institutionalized oppression.<ref>Christine Delphy, in [[Close to Home]], p. 114</ref>