The question, approach and unit of analysis are novel in the best way. They chart a path of further inquiry on the relationships between the state, institutional entities and intersectionality. Erica Townsend-Bell, Oklahoma State University The Politics of Intersectional Practice uses rigorous social science research to explore the important and timely question of how intersectionality is applied. Intersectionality as a feminist concept has become so pervasive that its insurrectionary roots as an applied theory of progressive change is oftentimes neglected. In this book, Ashlee Christoffersen reminds us of the importance of examining whether intersectionality, as it is practiced, meets its feminist ideals. By researching how equality NGOs in England and in Scotland apply principles of intersectionality in their work, Christoffersen highlights the complex interactions between equality policy, the equality sector, and intersectionality. In doing so, Christofferson illuminates how, precisely, NGOs and progressive social movements can become truly intersectional in their work on the ground. Simply put, this book is a must-read! Ethel Tungohan, York University "This is an unflinching analysis of the realities of applying intersectionality on the ground in equality organizations. Christoffersen identifies these challenges to then envisage transformative alternatives, here and now, for intersectional justice in policy and practice. " Leah Bassel, Coventry University
