Abstract:
In this article, I outline, first, a brief genealogy of the concept of intersectionality, its relevant contributions to feminisms and its equivocal appropriations. Second, I analyze the critical reading that María Lugones makes of this concept and point to some of the limitations of her assessment.
Keywords:
Intersectionality; Women of Color; Black Feminism; Coloniality of Gender; Decolonial Feminism