Patricia Hill Collins raised interesting points in her article, Toward a New Vision: Race, Class, and gender as Categories of Analysis and Connection (1993). Collins raises the point that one's oppression is no greater than someone else’s oppression. Oppression is not quantitative. Once we stop comparing ranks of oppression, progress can be made. She argues that we need a new term to analyze race, class, and gender, distinctively but also how they interact together (Collins 26). To me this came across that she wants us to look at oppression through intersectionality. Another point she raises is how we view those we interact daily with. The way we interact with them daily are based off what we see, racially, by class and so on. This needs
