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Intersectional Struggles of Queer Characters in John Bengan’s Armor: Stories
The struggles of queers overlap each other, making them more exposed to discrimination and worse predicaments. With intersectionality theory by Crenshaw (1989), a deeper understanding of the relationships among identities, such as gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, nationality, age, and ability, is
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