Pluriversal realities can overlap (e.g. intersectional experiences), compete, or interact through solidarity-based ways of making meaning. 

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Crip spacetime is a form of pluriversal politics. Arturo Escobar defined pluriversal politics as recognizing that the realities of oppressed groups are tangibly different from those of the privileged group and that there is no singular subaltern or marginalized reality, so to exist as someone from an oppressed group you recognize existence is made up of many realities.

Pluriversal politics

Price, M. (2024). Crip Spacetime. Duke University Press.

Crip Spacetime

Price argues that experiencing the differences of existing as a member of a marginalized group, in the case of this book being disabled - which includes experiencing different joys, surprises, and harms for example - constitutes a different reality when we add in communal meaning making that exists between members of oppressed groups.

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