Sarah is a woman who has experienced oppression and who has been marginalized in the community where she lives.It is hard for Sarah to know if this oppression is a result of her race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, or physical abilities.She believes it is likely a combination of all of these.What is this complexity of identity called?

A) fluidity
B) salience
C) homogeneity
D) intersectionality

Intersectionality

A concept used to describe the ways in which various aspects of identity interconnect on multiple and often simultaneous levels and can form interlocking systems of oppression.

Homogeneity

The quality or state of being composed of parts that are all of the same kind; uniformity.

Fluidity

The quality of being adaptable or capable of changing easily; often used in the context of gender, sexuality, and identity to describe a spectrum of experiences that are not fixed.