How Abu-Lughod establishes relationship with her informants

  1.What are the ways in which Abu-Lughod establishes relationship with her informants? How does she represent her informants? Do you think she foregrounds the perspective of her informants or her own voice? Please provide examples from one other article we have read during this semester. (You can choose De Loria’s chapter “Anthropology and Its Other Friends or Hooks’ critique of Paris is Burning) essay question 2. 4. What does intersectionality mean in the context of race and gender? How does Crenshaw explain intersectionality? What are the ways in which different systems of inequalities become a double burden on women of color?