Table 1. Visible and Invisible Identities.

Race	Gender Identity	Sexual Orientation	Physical Ability	Class
Dominant United States discourses: Advantage
Whites	Cisgender men (i.e., people who were both born male and currently identify as men)	Heterosexuals	Able-bodied	Middle class or higher
Dominant United States discourses: Disadvantage
Black, indigenous, people of color (BIPOC)	Cisgender women and gender minorities, including transgender and nonbinary and gender nonconforming persons	Sexual minorities, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, and others	Persons with disabilities	People with lower incomes, people experiencing poverty, people who are unhoused
Consequences of dominant discourses
Racism	Sexism, transphobia	heterosexism, homo-and bi-phobia	Ableism	Classism