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==Summary== | |||
'The simultaneous crises of capitalism, the labour movement and the socialist alternative<br> have produced a turn towards non-class, particularly national/ethnic and sexual identities. <br>The feminist concept of "intersectionality" can help us understand how these different identities <br>overlap, interact and clash, how their reactionary aspects can be combated, <br>and how different liberation struggles can dovetail with the struggle against capitalism.' | 'The simultaneous crises of capitalism, the labour movement and the socialist alternative<br> have produced a turn towards non-class, particularly national/ethnic and sexual identities. <br>The feminist concept of "intersectionality" can help us understand how these different identities <br>overlap, interact and clash, how their reactionary aspects can be combated, <br>and how different liberation struggles can dovetail with the struggle against capitalism.' | ||
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Summary
'The simultaneous crises of capitalism, the labour movement and the socialist alternative
have produced a turn towards non-class, particularly national/ethnic and sexual identities.
The feminist concept of "intersectionality" can help us understand how these different identities
overlap, interact and clash, how their reactionary aspects can be combated,
and how different liberation struggles can dovetail with the struggle against capitalism.'