Write a 150–200-word scholarly section explaining intersectionality as a component of feminist theory in the context of violence against women

Write a 150–200-word scholarly section explaining intersectionality as a component of feminist theory in the context of violence against women. Use Crenshaw (1991) as the primary theoretical source and discuss how race, class, immigration status, and other intersecting social positions can shape women’s experiences of violence and access to interventions. Explain why a single-axis approach may overlook important differences among affected populations. Connect the discussion to the systematic review methodology, including the extraction of country, sample characteristics, and relevant social or cultural factors from included studies. Address how economic, religious, ethnic, and postcolonial factors may influence the patterns identified in the literature. Use APA 7th edition citations and maintain a critical, evidence-based academic tone.