According to the concept of we cannot understand the plight of a black woman based on race alone; we must focus on the impact of additional factors including gender, age, and occupation. a. divergence b. convergence c. intersectionality d. functionalism

c. intersectionality

Explanation:

Intersectionality: Intersectionality is also referred to as intersectional feminism. The term intersectionality is referred to as a perspective that examines the interaction of different social markers, for example, class, gender, sexual orientation, race, and age shape and modify groups or a person's experience.

In the question above, the statement refers to the concept of Intersectionality.