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Radical feminism - Roots of radical feminist movement. Radical feminism emerged in the late 1960s simultaneously within liberal feminist and working class feminist discussions. In the United States it developed as a response to some of the failings of both the New Left and the liberal feminist National Organization For Women. Initially mainly concentrated in big cities like New York, Chicago, and Boston, radical femini ...

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Radical feminism - Roots of radical feminist movement: Encyclopedia II - Radical feminism - Radical Feminist Movement

Radical feminism - Roots of radical feminist movement. Radical feminism emerged in the late 1960s simultaneously within liberal feminist and working class feminist discussions. In the United States it developed as a response to some of the failings of the New Left. In the United Kingdom it developed out of discussions within community based radical womens' organisations and discussions by women within the Trotskyist left. Australian radical feminism developed slightly later, during an extended period of social ra ...

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Radical feminists in Western society believe that their society is an oppressive patriarchy that primarily oppresses women. Radical feminists seek to abolish this patriarchy. They also believe that the way to deal with patriarchy and oppression of all kinds is to attack the underlying causes of these problems and address the fundamental components of society that support them. Patriarchal theory is not always as single sided as the belief that all men always benefit from the oppression of all women. Patriarchal theory maintains that t ...

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Radical feminism - Roots of radical feminist movement: Encyclopedia II - Radical feminism - Radical feminism and Marxism

Some strains of radical feminism have been compared to Marxism in that they describe a "great struggle of history" between two opposed forces. Much like the Marxist struggle between classes (typically the proletariat and bourgeoisie), radical feminism describes a historical struggle between "women" and "men". Radical feminism has had a close, if hostile, relationship with Marxism since the 1970s. Both Marxists and radical feminists seek a total and radical change in social relations; believe themselves to be on the political left; and, are p ...

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