Cindy L. Griffin is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Communication Studies at Colorado State University. She has authored, coauthored, and edited seven books and numerous articles on communication, persuasive and invitational rhetoric, feminism, intersectionality, and civility.

• AcknowledgmentsList of Guides to CommunicationPart I: Conceptual Foundations of Intersectionality1 Intersectional Definitions of Identity and Communication2 Intersectional Explorations of Discourses of Rights3 Intersectional Approaches to Privilege and Its Impact on CommunicationPart II Feminist Intersectional Orientations to Rights4 Intersectional Approaches to Personhood and Citizenship5 Intersectional Approaches to Safety in Public Spaces6 Intersectional Approaches to Safety in Private Spaces7 Intersectional Discourses for Talking about Sexual Violence8 Intersectional Approaches to Spaces for Learning9 Intersectional Approaches to Workplace InjusticesPart III Intersectionality and Structures of Power10 Hegemony and Structures of Power11 Discourses of Colonialism and Colonization12 Communicating through Feminist and Intersectional LensesReferencesIndex

Cindy L. Griffin is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Communication Studies at Colorado State University. She has authored, coauthored, and edited seven books and numerous articles on communication, persuasive and invitational rhetoric, feminism, intersectionality, and civility.

• AcknowledgmentsList of Guides to CommunicationPart I: Conceptual Foundations of Intersectionality1 Intersectional Definitions of Identity and Communication2 Intersectional Explorations of Discourses of Rights3 Intersectional Approaches to Privilege and Its Impact on CommunicationPart II Feminist Intersectional Orientations to Rights4 Intersectional Approaches to Personhood and Citizenship5 Intersectional Approaches to Safety in Public Spaces6 Intersectional Approaches to Safety in Private Spaces7 Intersectional Discourses for Talking about Sexual Violence8 Intersectional Approaches to Spaces for Learning9 Intersectional Approaches to Workplace InjusticesPart III Intersectionality and Structures of Power10 Hegemony and Structures of Power11 Discourses of Colonialism and Colonization12 Communicating through Feminist and Intersectional LensesReferencesIndex

Cindy L. Griffin is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Communication Studies at Colorado State University. She has authored, coauthored, and edited seven books and numerous articles on communication, persuasive and invitational rhetoric, feminism, intersectionality, and civility.

• AcknowledgmentsList of Guides to CommunicationPart I: Conceptual Foundations of Intersectionality1 Intersectional Definitions of Identity and Communication2 Intersectional Explorations of Discourses of Rights3 Intersectional Approaches to Privilege and Its Impact on CommunicationPart II Feminist Intersectional Orientations to Rights4 Intersectional Approaches to Personhood and Citizenship5 Intersectional Approaches to Safety in Public Spaces6 Intersectional Approaches to Safety in Private Spaces7 Intersectional Discourses for Talking about Sexual Violence8 Intersectional Approaches to Spaces for Learning9 Intersectional Approaches to Workplace InjusticesPart III Intersectionality and Structures of Power10 Hegemony and Structures of Power11 Discourses of Colonialism and Colonization12 Communicating through Feminist and Intersectional LensesReferencesIndex