In American mythology, the dire wolf is a menacing creature with fierce eyes and steel-like fangs, lurking in the darkness and in the song, Dire Wolf, concertized by Grateful Dead. However, real dire wolves roamed America until about 9000 years ago.Probably the likeness shown here is as accurate as any ever drawn.n American mythology, the dire wolf is a menacing creature with fierce eyes and steel-like fangs, lurking in the darkness and in the song, Dire Wolf, concertized by Grateful Dead. However, real dire wolves roamed America until about 9000 years ago. Probably the likeness shown here is as accurate as any ever drawn.
Intersectionality (or intersectional theory) is a term first coined in 1989 by American civil rights advocate and leading scholar of critical race theory, KimberlÃ© Williams Crenshaw. It is the study of overlapping or intersecting social identities and related systems of oppression, domination, or discrimination.
Intersection theory is a mathematical theory, not a sociological one - are you thinking of intersectionality theory? Intersectionality theory basically states that multiple layers of social identity interact with each other to produce new forms of meaning. In common English, what that means is that femininity might mean one thing for an African-American woman and a different thing for a white woman, even though they're both women. It's also often used to describe the multiple forms of oppression or discrimination an individual might face.