Chaya Crowder discusses her research in intersectional solidarity in relation to rallies for black transgender lives

Ph.D. student Chaya Crowder discusses her research in intersectional solidarity or the awareness and distress over the harm faced by marginalized subgroups of broader marginalized groups, as it applies to the rallies for black transgender lives.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/06/25/junes-rallies-black-transgender-lives-can-change-attitudes-policies-heres-how/

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