Marxism follows the development of oppression and class division in the evolution of human society through the development and organization of wealth and production, and concludes the … See more

Marx categorized labor into two categories: productive and unproductive.
• Productive labor is labor that creates surplus value, e.g. production of raw materials … See more

The emergence of intersectionality as a widely popular theory of current feminism saw different responses from Marxist feminists. Traditional Marxist feminists remain critical of its reliance on bourgeois identity politics, arguing that intersectionality … See more

The nature of Marxist feminists and their ability to mobilize to promote social change has enabled them to engage in important activism. As activists, Marxist feminists insist "on developing politics that put women's oppression and liberation, class politics, anti … See more

Clara Zetkin and Alexandra Kollontai were opposed to forms of feminism that reinforce class status. They did not see a true possibility to unite across economic inequality because they argue that it would be extremely difficult for an upper-class woman to truly … See more

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• The Origin of the Family, Private Property, and the State
• Abortion under communism
• Anarcha-feminism
• Feminist economics See more