• 001100 010010@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    1 year ago

    I think it’s called a “double minority”, but being a woman isn’t really a minority tho (edit: not a minority in the context of being 50% of the human population) so I don’t know if theres a better term than that.

    I feel bad for people who are black, lesbian, neurodivergent, and trans-woman… like that’s a quadruple minority.

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      1 year ago

      but being a woman isn’t really a minority tho

      It depends on the context. In a Victoria’s Secret fashion show? Yeah, probably not the minority. In a tech role, which women are systemically harassed and bullied out of pursuing? Yeah, women are probably a minority.

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      1 year ago

      The term is “intersectionality”. Conservatives really hated the term before they went all popeyed over “woke”.

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      That’s not what minority means in the sociological context. Volume is mathematical. Poor people are a minority and there’s more of them than the 1%. Being a minority is about lack of power, prestige and property. And intersectionality is the more formal term, but ‘double minority’ gets the point across.