it often is, but also gotta be carefull to not be reductionist about it. don’t wanna end up with the analysis of “the liberation of x marginalized group has to wait until after capitalism is overthrown and then people somehow suddenly won’t be bigoted anymore”
intersectional feminist analysis sees a cyriarchy of opressive systems, interlinked and upholding each others. they all need to be thought to bring liberation
intersectional feminist analysis sees a cyriarchy of opressive systems, interlinked and upholding each others. they all need to be thought to bring liberation
Jokes aside: I’m aware that there’s more issues than just capitalism and I’m not one of those reductionist that somehow think that eliminating capitalism will solve all problems and must take singular priority above all else.
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it often is, but also gotta be carefull to not be reductionist about it. don’t wanna end up with the analysis of “the liberation of x marginalized group has to wait until after capitalism is overthrown and then people somehow suddenly won’t be bigoted anymore”
intersectional feminist analysis sees a cyriarchy of opressive systems, interlinked and upholding each others. they all need to be thought to bring liberation
Jokes aside: I’m aware that there’s more issues than just capitalism and I’m not one of those reductionist that somehow think that eliminating capitalism will solve all problems and must take singular priority above all else.