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The current discourses about race and diversity (online and offline) are transformative. This article is based on methodology to showcase a liminal space of intersectionality. Drawing on Crenshaw’s concept of “Intersectionality”, the author shows the commitment that drove her to write this essay. The author provides a vignette to analyse the results in terms of hypervisibility, additive visibility, and intersectional invisibility. On the same line of Chávez and Griffin, the author hopes to expand on the conversation between communication and intersectionality studies, especially when it comes to minority religions.

The (In)visible Spectrum of Moroccan Muslim Women in the USA