Intersectionality is the study of interactions between systems of oppression, such as racism, classicism, nationalism, and sexism. To understand how these systems of oppression are related and have continued to reinforce each other throughout history, we must look at its beginning. For example, the old patriarch model of dominance and subordination according to gender and age is linked to the organization of the economy into workers and owners. Women were bound to the land from childbearing, and men became associated with wealth and power. The role of racism is also inseparable from this hierarchy because, of course, one role that remains outside the family completely is the one of the slave. Thus, dissimilar evaluations of gender roles are
