Davenport (2016)examined whether socioeconomic status,religion,and gender would determine how three biracial subgroups of women and men (Latinx-White,Asian-White,and Black-White)would define their racial identity.The results indicated that socioeconomic status and religion predicted whether participants identified as White or as a racial minority.Davenport concluded that how people racially identify may be affected by other social categories (e.g. ,class,religion,gender).This is an example of

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This study is an example of intersectionality, which refers to the ways in which different social identities intersect and impact experiences of oppression and privilege. The study examines how different factors, such as socioeconomic status, religion, and gender, intersect with race to shape how individuals identify racially. The concept of the matrix of domination (A) is related to intersectionality but refers specifically to the intersection of multiple systems of oppression, such as racism, sexism, and classism. Privilege (B) is not the best choice as the study is focused on how intersecting factors affect racial identity rather than privilege. Invisibility (D) does not apply as the study is examining how individuals self-identify racially, rather than how they are perceived or treated by others.

Davenport (2016)examined Whether Socioeconomic Status,religion,and Gender Would Determine How Three