Social movements are a productive site to examine race both as a lived experience and as a metalanguage of power, articulating with gender, class, and sexuality. In order to achieve their goals, AIDS, antipoverty, and feminist activists embraced an intersectional understanding of identity and pursued coalitional politics.
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