By by Johanna Brenner This article was originally published in Socialist Studies: The Journal of the Society for Socialist Studies. This is the first of the article; the second half will be published separately.
Looking back to the heady days of feminism’s “second wave”1 in the United States, it is distressing to acknowledge that the movement’s revolutionary moment is a dim memory, while key aspects of liberal feminism have been incorporated into the ruling class agenda. Liberal feminist ideas have been…

Source: 21st Century Socialist-Feminism: Part 1