Marxist feminism and socialist feminism can often be confused because of the overlapping of their ideologies to some extent. So here are the differences between Marxist feminism and Socialist feminism.
Marxist feminism takes its theoretical bearings from Marxism, notably the criticism of capitalism as a set of structures and practices that promote the exploitation of labour, the alienation of human beings and the debasement of freedom.
Socialist feminism focuses on the idea that patriarchy and capitalism both are responsible for the exploitation and oppression of women.
In addition to emphasizing gender inequality as a cultural force that stems from patriarchy, socialist feminists focus on how the economic system (particularly capitalism) is a source of oppression. It aims to dismantle these structures to achieve liberation.
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