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Comrades and Sisters

Women and the struggle for liberation


Women In The Past

Submitted on 8 May, 2004 - 20:19
Women

This article is the first section of the Workers' Liberty pamphlet 'Comrades and Sisters', about socialism and women's liberation.

It tells the story of women's struggle for liberation: from the French Revolution and the birth of feminism, through the fight for the vote, up to the 70s women's movement, Thatcherism and the backlash against feminism.


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Women In The Present

Submitted on 7 May, 2004 - 15:33
Women

The second section of the Workers' Liberty pamphlet 'Comrades and Sisters' looks at women's situation today.

Domestic work, (badly-)paid work, the vast gulf between working-class and ruling-class women. Women in communities, and women in the welfare state. Religious fundamentalism, the state, New Labour and family values.

How can Marxism explain women's oppression?


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Women In The Future

Submitted on 7 May, 2004 - 13:02
Women

The final section of the Workers' Liberty pamphlet 'Comrades and Sisters' looks at what socialism can offer women, and what sort of movement we need to win liberation.

Formal Equality and its Limits


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