The Intersections of Dominant Discourses Across Race, Gender, and Other Identities

Tracy L. Robinson

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A discussion of dominant discourses across race, gender, and other identities is provided, especially in terms of consequences. Distinctions are made between consequences of social constructions and identity. An example of a counselor working with a client is provided to illustrate several points made by the author.

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