Editing Third-Wave Feminism and Intersectionality (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Third-Wave Feminism''' — The "Period" of "Feminist Activity" that "Aims" to be "Inclusive," "Global," and "Pluralistic," "Embracing" "Complexity" and "Contradiction."
* '''Intersectionality''' — (Kimberlé Crenshaw, 1989). The "Framework" for "Understanding" how "Overlapping Identities" (Race, Gender, Class, Disability) "Interact" to "Create" "Unique Experiences" of "Discrimination."
* '''Judith Butler''' — The "Philosopher": author of 'Gender Trouble' (1990), who "Argued" that "Gender" is **"Performative"** (Something you 'Do,' not something you 'Are').
* '''Riot Grrrl''' — An "Underground" "Feminist Punk Movement" (e.g. 'Bikini Kill') that "Used" "Zines," "Music," and "DIY Culture" to "Reclaim" "Girlhood."
* '''Post-Colonial Feminism''' — (See Article 543). "Feminism" that "Focuses" on the "Experiences" of "Women" in the "Global South," "Rejecting" the "Imperialism" of "Western Feminist Ideals."
* '''Queer Theory''' — (See Article 162). The "Study" of how "Sexuality and Gender" are "Socially Constructed" and "Challenging" the "Heteronormative" standard.
* '''Lipstick Feminism''' — A "Trend" within the third wave that "Argued" women could "Embrace" "Traditional Femininity" (Makeup/Fashion) as a "Choice" and "Form of Power."
* '''The 'Anita Hill' Hearings''' (1991) — The "Spark" for the third wave: "Bringing" "Sexual Harassment" (see Article 642) into the "National Spotlight" and "Revealing" the "Lack of Representation" in "Government."
* '''Cyber-feminism''' — (See Article 01). "Exploring" how "Technology" and "The Internet" could "Liberate" or "Oppress" women (The 'Cyborg' identity).
* '''Rebecca Walker''' — The "Writer" who "Coined" the term **"Third Wave"** in 1992, "Calling" for a "New Generation" to "Take the Lead."
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