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May 5, 2026 · 29 min · 17 segments
“Intersectionality” was one of those “DEI terms” that the Trump administration and Project 2025 were eager to do away with once they got back into power. But to understand what just happened to the…
Kimberlé CrenshawGuestMary HarrisHost
Chapter after chapter after chapter, he explained not only how law was positioning itself as a referee, but how that was a false understanding of the law.
The law actually creates races and then determines what kind of power you have based on this fiction that the law represented.
Kimberlé Crenshaw is a lawyer, but before she'd even landed at law school, she'd found Race, Racism, and American Law.
He had just left, basically because he, he was upset that the administration wasn't doing more to bring more Black students in-
... people with different kinds of experiences who he thought would be real assets.
I mean, just to put your career in perspective, you read this textbook from Derrick Bell, at the time Harvard law professor.
I read Derrick Bell later in this book where he had turned to fiction to kind of bring his ideas to life.
And you had become so prominent yourself in the legal field by the time he wrote the book I read that you're actually, a character is named after you-
Chapter after chapter after chapter, he explained not only how law was positioning itself as a referee, but how that was a false understanding of the law.
The law actually creates races and then determines what kind of power you have based on this fiction that the law represented.
Kimberlé Crenshaw is a lawyer, but before she'd even landed at law school, she'd found Race, Racism, and American Law.
He had just left, basically because he, he was upset that the administration wasn't doing more to bring more Black students in-
... people with different kinds of experiences who he thought would be real assets.
I mean, just to put your career in perspective, you read this textbook from Derrick Bell, at the time Harvard law professor.
I read Derrick Bell later in this book where he had turned to fiction to kind of bring his ideas to life.
And you had become so prominent yourself in the legal field by the time he wrote the book I read that you're actually, a character is named after you-
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