Moonlight - Intersectionality | Renegade Cut

An analysis of the theory of intersectionality as it relates to the 2016 Academy Award winning Barry Jenkins film Moonlight. Support Renegade Cut Media through Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/renegadecut
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Moonlight is both intimate and far-reaching in its implications. A film of grace and beauty but without the saccharine sugar-coating and other problematic elements that plague lesser contemporaries. Among some viewers, there was a question of whether this is a black film or a gay film, and the fact that this was a question says a lot about the general public's misunderstanding or even complete ignorance of intersectionality.

Intersectionality is a sociological theory that various aspects of one's person do not exist in isolation. Race, gender and sexual orientation are not separated from one another and actually have interwoven relationships. One influences the other, both personally and culturally. The theory of intersectionality explains that racism, sexism, classism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism and other forms of prejudice and discrimination interrelate with one another to create social systems of oppression. For example, the experiences of black women are different from the experiences of black men and white women. Black women experience gender discrimination and racial discrimination, but they also carry the burden of stereotypes specific to black women.

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