...* Embodiment Gender policing Public restrooms Intersectionality Gender multiplicity Passing Black feminist thought Black fugitivity Trans resistance* Visual methods In the bathroom I feel … I feel mischievous I feel surveilled I feel erasure Now unerased [1...

.... Research limitations/implications This research provides valuable insights for designing intersectionality-informed DEI strategies that cultivate safe spaces and inclusive practices within both societal and organizational contexts. By introducing the “Systemic Queer Lens,” it contributes a novel...

... with this project, where it took place and why it emerged. Next, we summarize the theoretical frameworks and concepts used to make sense of our collected data. Specifically, we present historical and current explanations of intersectionality frameworks and describe how these inform conceptualizations of white...

... of intersectionality in management and organization studies by applying it as a lens to bring into consideration power relations in organizations and structural inequality as the context for understanding why and how some women of color may leave their places of employment. Findings Based on our in-depth case...

... this embracing vulnerability (Ellis, 2007) Autoethnography Spectacle of otherness Postcolonialism Intersectionality Conference To reflexively go against the grain (Alvesson et al., 2008 ; Denzin, 2014), I write an autoethnography that tells an emotional journey of writing...

..., and of practice are frequently labelled as too difficult, or too complex to be even acknowledged within a field which is forever demanding clearly defined research practices, pre-definition of research questions, processes, protocols and pre-determined outcomes. Intersectionality Power Critical reflexivity...