One study of Black women in the workplace argues that they faced “double oppression” because they were both Black and women, two minoritized social locations. The study then considered how racism plus...

One study of Black women in the workplace argues that they faced “double oppression” because they were both Black
and
women, two minoritized social locations. The study then considered how racism
plus
sexism affected their workplace outcomes as compared to other groups, as if the two could be separated. This approach to research is not generally used because it fails to recognize how gender and race mutually constitute and reinforce each other. Which of the following best describes this approach?