Description
Discover 'Lethal Intersections,' the groundbreaking book by renowned sociologist Patricia Hill Collins, examining the crucial connections between violence and social oppression. This essential reading addresses urgent topics such as school shootings, police misconduct, and sexual assault, showing how these incidents are not isolated but are influenced by intersecting factors like class, ethnicity, and sexuality. Collins introduces the concept of 'lethal intersections,' highlighting how oppression converges and disproportionately impacts marginalized groups. With a rich collection of real-world cases, 'Lethal Intersections' calls for a deeper understanding of violence and serves as a catalyst for change. It connects various anti-violence movements globally, from parents rallying against gun violence to communities protesting police brutality and women standing up against sexual abuse. This book is not just an academic analysis; it’s a vital resource for activists and scholars alike, urging a reevaluation of violence in today's society. Join the conversation about how we can confront and combat violence across different communities. Explore practical solutions rooted in grassroots organizing and community resilience, making 'Lethal Intersections' a must-have for anyone passionate about social justice, equity, and progressive change.