Abstract

This article investigates the intersecting parts of a person’s identity to determine the extent to which this multi-layered identity affects treatment received by the local community and associated life experiences. This is done by looking at migrant women in France who originate from Sub-Saharan Africa and how their gender, race, and religion interact with biases and systems of discrimination in the destination country in relation to the identity aspects. Each aspect of identity is evaluated separately with the goal of layering the findings together through proxying to discover how much an intersectional identity creates different life experiences for women migrants.

摘要

本文调查了一个人身份的交叉部分，以确定这种多层次的身份对当地社区所接受的治疗和相关生活经历的影响程度。这是通过研究来自撒哈拉以南非洲的法国移民妇女以及她们的性别、种族和宗教如何与目的地国在身份方面的偏见和歧视制度相互作用来完成的。身份的每个方面都被单独评估，目的是通过代理将研究结果分层在一起，以发现交叉身份在多大程度上为女性移民创造了不同的生活经历。