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Re:Google’s first all-hands after 2016 election [video] by danharaj on Thursday September 13, 2018 @10:50AM (#17979035)
Well, for one, intersectionality is about how one describes reality, it is by no means normative and a cursory glance at the wikipedia page indicates as much, with citations if one is so inclined to put any effort at all in thinking critically.

But are you?

Re:Google’s first all-hands after 2016 election [video] by smsm42 on Thursday September 13, 2018 @02:52PM (#17981299)
> intersectionality is about how one describes reality

I am sorry, but this is one of the most useless definitions I've read lately. Almost any human activity and any point of view can be described as "about how one describes reality", from quantum gravity theory to buddhism. And, on top of that, it does not contradict the premise bitlax described above.

I am all for thinking critically but if you proclaim that the description above is wrong - and not only just wrong, but so obviously wrong as the wrongness to be obvious to the author, and thus "bad faith" - I think the minimum requirement for you would be to produce a better definition. And "read the wikipedia, it's all there" is not providing a better one.

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Re:Google’s first all-hands after 2016 election [video] by smsm42 on Thursday September 13, 2018 @03:52PM (#17981890)
Good answer. Thank you for a thoughtful discussion.