Intersectionality theory (Crenshaw, 1989) establishes that race and class materially differentiate women's relation to domestic labor, as some women's freedom from housework historically depended on other women's coerced labor.

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Domestic labor(as the type of work the statement discusses): Unpaid work done in the home, like cooking, cleaning, childcare, and laundry.
Intersectionality theory(the main subject of the statement): A framework for understanding how different forms of discrimination (like racism, sexism, and classism) overlap and interact to create unique experiences of oppression that can't be understood by looking at just one type of discrimination alone.
Kimberlé Crenshaw(the philosopher/theorist who developed this concept): An American legal scholar and civil rights advocate who invented intersectionality theory in the 1980s to explain how Black women face discrimination differently than white women or Black men.
Materially differentiate(describing how race and class affect women's lives in tangible ways): Create real, concrete differences in people's actual living conditions and experiences—not just abstract or theoretical differences.

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