The correct answer is Intersectionality
Intersectionality is a methodological tool disputed at the academic crossroads. It is an analytical offering prepared by black feminists. Conceptually, she was coined by the American jurist, the professor of critical race theory Kimberlé Crenshaw, within the scope of anti-discrimination laws.
It is a theoretical and methodological tool used to think about the structural inseparability of racism, capitalism and cisheteropatriarchy, and the resulting articulations, which over and over again place black women more exposed and vulnerable to the transit of these structures.
If you're talking about branches, then it's the legislative branch.
<span>Test yourself for synaesthesia</span>
Say you commit a crime and confess you have less of a punishment but if you do not take responsibility then you may have to face a larger punishment.
<span>according to freudian theory, he became fixated at the A.nal stage </span><span>of psychosexual development.
In The a.nal stage , people will started to develop our own personal ego, which will influence our values and belief (such as the belief that everything must be neat and orderly or all my works will fall apart)</span>