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Socialist feminism as a book category brings together works that analyze gender inequality through the lens of both patriarchy and capitalism, arguing that women's oppression is rooted in economic class relations as well as cultural and institutional sexism. Titles in this category range from political theory and historical studies to memoirs, policy proposals, and organizing manuals, and they commonly focus on topics such as unpaid care and domestic labor, workplace rights, social reproduction, reproductive justice, labor organizing, and collective alternatives to private-property-based economies. These books blend Marxist-influenced critique with feminist concerns, often attending to intersections with race, colonialism, and sexuality, and emphasize systemic change—coalition-building, collective social provision, and structural policy reform—over purely legal or individual remedies. Readers can expect both rigorous analysis of power and class dynamics and practical strategies for activism and social transformation.

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