| It is the most easily recognized of the complexities by both practitioners and researchers and is also described as complicatedness or the level of interconnectedness. |
| However, it is lacking a central principle and clear cut organization, and complicatedness, discrepancy, obscurity and diverse features are its inseparable features. |
| The South represents black women in all our complicatedness – we are as much impacted by the chains as we are lifted up remembering ourselves as queens. |
| The obvious one is that beyond a certain complicatedness, our logical apparatus ceases to cope-our rationality is bounded. |
| This is the complicatedness of living with multiple socially marginalized identities. |
| The very complicatedness of this layered, homosocial, mentor-mentee liaison makes it compelling, if not exactly coherent. |
