Episode 42: Intersectional Thinking in Research

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07/04/2021 19 min
Episode 42: Intersectional Thinking in Research

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As an undergraduate advocating for intersectionality in research, Yasmin Poole discusses how our identities such as race, gender and class shape our lives and bring about unconscious biases. She asks us to try to be more aware of how our backgrounds may shape all parts of our lives, including the research we produce and consume.

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