Feminism and Socialism

Those who believe that many of the inequalities we see in society between men and women are neither natural nor necessary and can be altered are called

• Feminism

• Feminists

Patriarchy is

• a social, economic and cultural system that values men more than women and gives men power over women

• a social, economic and cultural system that values women more than men and gives women power over men

• a social, economic and cultural system that values women and men as equals

Feminists show us that much of the inequality between men and women is produced by

• Nature

• Society

“double burden” of women as defined by feminists is

• Burden of public and private life, yet not given equal opportunity in decision making

• Burden of public and private life, given equal opportunity in decision making

Feminism and Socialism are

• Social Doctrines

• Economic Doctrines

• Political Doctrines

Industrial capitalist economy does not run with the motive of

• Service to the society

• Making maximum profit

According to socialists, widening gap between rich and poor can be reduced by

• Giving economic power to the poor

• Distributing resources justly

Modern form of socialism is

• Welfare State

• Capitalist State

• Communist State

This image represent

• Feminism

• Double burden on women

Farmers protests is essentially against

• socialism

• industrial capitalist