In recent years, the critical concerns of REP, Gender/Sexuality, and Intersectionality scholarship have become, more than ever, central features of political discourse, both in America and around the world. We invite proposals for papers, panels, and roundtables that emphasize: (1) the electoral mobilization, political empowerment, representation, power dynamics, political consciousness, and rise of leaders from marginalized communities; (2) patterns of intra- and inter-group policy conflict, as well as racial/gendered disparities in labor markets, housing, professions, education, health care, criminal injustice, electoral access, environmental risk, immigration, and other key policy arenas including developments in the ever-shifting terrain of LGBTQI+ rights; and/or (3) the politics and practices of social movements to end police violence, dismantle patriarchal systems, protect immigrants, and build community power.