In this episode, I briefly examine the theories and practices of the women's movement in the former Soviet Union. Engels and Bebel argued that the root of women's oppression lay in the economic division of labor. Hence the Bolsheviks made considerable efforts to eliminate the division of labor that forced domestic housework and child care on women. As opposed to Western feminism, the main focus of the socialist movement was not on sexuality but on economic change.
This is Part 1 of Videos on Second Wave Feminism in the "What is Feminism?" Series.
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