Experiences of gender-based violence are shaped by the intersection of various aspects of identity
This infographic shows that various aspects of identity can co-exist to shape the experience of gender-based violence.
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- Married, HIV positive, Lower middle class
- Cisgender, first generation university student, aboriginal
- Paraplegic, upper-middle class, African American
- Lesbian, Single mother, College graduate
- Muslim, Immigrant, Employed full-time
- Older, Unstably Housed, Transgender
This infographic emerged from Issue-Based Newsletter 15: Intersectionality.
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