 In 2010, they identified “three different understandings of intersectionality that have been used in sociological research, with each producing distinct methodological approaches to analyze inequalities.Their typology of group-centered, process-centered, and system-centered practices provides a useful framework for examining the global usage of intersectionality, and a way of thinking intersectionally about variations in political approaches to gender”.Since then, studies surrounding Crenshaw’s original theory of intersectionality, combined with the frameworks outlined by Choo and Ferree, have continued to develop on a global level.