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Intersectionality Class, ethnicity and gender

Intersectionality in education

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Page 1: Intersectionality in education

Intersectionality Class, ethnicity and gender

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Gillian Evans (2006)

• We should look at the interactions between class, gender and ethnicity

• When studying achievement and ethnicity, sociologists tend to consider things like culture but very rarely social class

• When studying white children they often focus on class rather than ethnicity or culture

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Gillian Evans (2006)

• There should be a focus on all of these things and how they interact to advantage or disadvantage children.

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Paul Connolly (2006)

• ‘Interaction effect’

• Certain combinations of factors have more effect than others

• For example being female raises performance more when added to being black Caribbean than it does when added to white

• But class differences are much more marked in white pupils