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Recognising the particular intersectional role of ethnicity, nationality and gender within UK white-collar professions when considering and understanding how multiple identities are experienced at the intersection.

Victoria Opara

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Victoria’s paper investigates how multiple identities are experienced at the intersection of national identity, ethnicity and gender, when articulating the narratives of professional British women with a BAME identity. The presentation will elaborate on decade’s worth of research which has uncovered the phenomenon of intersectionality, intersectionality looks at identity as a composite of many facets including gender, ethnicity, socio-economic status, nationality, sexuality, religion etc. Intersectional research is valuable and extremely topical.

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Victoria’s paper investigates how multiple identities are experienced at the intersection of national identity, ethnicity and gender, when articulating the narratives of professional British women with a BAME identity. The presentation will elaborate on decade’s worth of research which has uncovered the phenomenon of intersectionality, intersectionality looks at identity as a composite of many facets including gender, ethnicity, socio-economic status, nationality, sexuality, religion etc. Intersectional research is valuable and extremely topical.

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Victoria’s paper investigates how multiple identities are experienced at the intersection of national identity, ethnicity and gender, when articulating the narratives of professional British women with a BAME identity. The presentation will elaborate on decade’s worth of research which has uncovered the phenomenon of intersectionality, intersectionality looks at identity as a composite of many facets including gender, ethnicity, socio-economic status, nationality, sexuality, religion etc. Intersectional research is valuable and extremely topical.

Key concepts: Intersectionality, Nationality, Gender studies, Ethnic group, Human sexuality, Sociology, Identity (music), Narrative

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