However, last week we were uplifted by the news of a landmark decision from the South African Constitutional Court which used intersectionality to affirm the rights of domestic workers and all marginalized and subordinated women.
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The global attacks on emancipatory tools like intersectionality and critical race theory, serves to legitimately imperil visionary judgments like that of the SA Constitutional Court
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However Sylvia Mahlangu’s stunning court victory, which affirmed the dignity her mother was stripped of in her death, shows the interconnectedness of our fight for domestic workers across the world .
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The social, historical and economic conditions that led to Maria Mahlangu’s precarity are no different to the interlocking pressures faced by domestic workers in the US
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The path to victory that was made possible by this intersectional consciousness fortifies us in our fight against attempts to ban intersectionality in the US and across the world
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It’s only by being able to understand history, talk back to power and conceptualize how inequality has deep and entrenched roots can we begin the work of pursuing social justice
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As the judgment writes “these Black women are not “invisible” or “powerless”. On the contrary, they have a voice, and we are listening. These Black women are at the heart of our society”
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We must continue to fight for all women like her and her mother. In the US, South Africa and across the world. That is true intersectional justice. Pictured Below: Sylvia holding the judgment by the doors of the SA Constitutional Court.pic.twitter.com/NJYuZNkepR
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