Intersectionality and Sociology - Professor Patricia Hill Collins


Summary

Professor Buttress, a distinguished sociologist at the University of Maryland, delves into the concept of interconnected systems of oppression, rejecting additive approaches, and emphasizing the matrix of domination. The video also showcases the groundbreaking work of Professor Collins in gender and race studies, shedding light on critical race theory and the intersections of feminism and nationalism in various societal spheres. The discussion underscores the challenges sociology faces in addressing social change, critiquing disciplinary norms, and fostering dialogues with other academic disciplines.


Introduction of Professor Buttress

Introduction of Professor Buttress, a distinguished University professor of sociology at the University of Maryland who has made significant contributions to the theory of oppression and the matrix of domination

Black Feminist Thought

Discussion on Black feminist thought rejecting additive approaches to oppression and emphasizing interconnected systems of oppression within a social-historical context

Professor Collins's Work and Awards

Overview of Professor Collins's work in gender and race, recipient of the Society for the Study of Social Problems award, and her distinguished publication award

Critical Race Theory and Feminism

Exploration of critical race theory, nationalism, and feminism in relation to education, employment, popular culture, and political activism

Challenges in Sociology and Intersectionality

Discussion on the challenges faced by sociology and intersectionality in addressing social change, critiquing disciplinary practices, and forming dialogues with other fields

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