Responding to calls for HCI methods that account for racism, sexism, classism, and other intersecting structures of oppression, this paper offers a concrete method for conducting intersectional analysis in HCI and design.
Grounded in Black feminist thought, the authors detail how researchers can attend to power and structural oppression throughout the research process, rather than treating identity as a static variable.
The work provides a practical analytical approach for HCI scholars seeking to take intersectionality seriously.
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