Question

in her talk, crenshaw asks the audience to stand up and then sit down based on whether they recognize names of
famous civil rights leaders
victims of police violence
supreme court justices
intersectionality scholars

Explanation:

Crenshaw (Kimberlé Crenshaw) in her talks about intersectionality and civil rights often uses an exercise where she asks the audience to stand/sit based on recognizing names of victims of police violence to illustrate gaps in awareness or representation related to racial justice and police brutality issues. The other options: famous civil rights leaders are more widely recognized, Supreme Court Justices are not the focus of such an exercise, and intersectionality scholars are a more niche group compared to the focus on victims of police violence in her illustrative exercises.

Answer:

B. victims of police violence