Kathy Davis defines intersectionality as “the interaction of multiple identities and experiences of exclusion and subordination” (2008). According to the researcher, the concept created by Crenshew constitutes one of the most important terms in the feminist thought that is often referred to as “cutting edge” theory (2008). Contemporary journals dealing with discrimination of women, as Davis states: “are likely to reject articles that have not given sufficient attention to ‘race’, class, and heteronormativity, along with gender” (2008: 3). It stems from that fact that intersectionality acknowledges differences among women, and as a result, it shows the heterogeneity of the problem by means of “a handy catchall phrase that aims to make visible
