The Psychology of Intersectional Blindness in Global Feminism

This study theorizes intersectional blindness as a psychological and cultural mechanism through which global media liberalism transforms structural hierarchies into affective narratives of empowerment. Integrating feminist psychology and critical media studies, it develops a structural-psychological model that explains how cognitive dissonance and affective denial sustain liberal feminism’s moral coherence across transnational streaming cultures. Through interpretive analyses of feminist OTT narratives from India, Europe, and the United States, the research demonstrates how neoliberal media aesthetics.