Geographical Dimensions of Intersectionality

Diverse authors have shown the relevance of place in intersectionality dynamics, revealing the importance of contextually analyzing inequalities. Here, I relate feminist and critical geographies with intersectionality theory to develop a conceptualization of the role of place in intersectional dynamics. As a way of approaching geographies of intersectionality, I propose four different dimensions to consider on this matter: the mutual constitution of place and intersectional dynamics; the relationality between places and between space and time; the different lived experiences of place depending on social positions; and the geographical hierarchies in relation to what is considered political.