The Leeds event on 17 January also considered how the concept of ‘intersectionality’ affects ‘the way we can respond to the potential divisiveness of identity politics’.

Yorkshire Friends explore language and racism

The Leeds event on 17 January also considered how the concept of ‘intersectionality’ affects ‘the way we can respond to the potential divisiveness of identity politics’.

by Rebecca Hardy 23rd January 2026

The Quakers-in-Yorkshire (QiY) group explored the complexities of language and racism this month, based on the work of Rosemary Campbell-Stephens.

Yorkshire Friends explore language and racism

The Leeds event on 17 January also considered how the concept of ‘intersectionality’ affects ‘the way we can respond to the potential divisiveness of identity politics’.

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