Intersectionality, an important concept in contemporary feminist theory, emerged as a critique of mainstream feminism's often singular focus on gender. What foundational work or thinker is most closely associated with the formal introduction of intersectionality, and what does it aim to address?
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Kimberlé Crenshaw; Addressing the intersection of gender, race, and class
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Betty Friedan; Addressing the intersection of gender and economic class
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Simone de Beauvoir; Addressing the intersection of gender and existentialism
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Mary Wollstonecraft; Addressing the intersection of gender and education