Eleanor Marx, Pioneer of Marxist Feminism

As a working-class and women's rights advocate, Eleanor Marx fought for socialism not only as a theoretical idea but as a practical reality following her father's legacy.
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Every single time

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Why are people so aggresevie, shouting on people's grave . Cant they just take ideas that they like and things thtll help in their lifes.

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"It is a small, rootless international clique. That is turning people against each other because it does not want them to have peace"-

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Literal nàzi quote...

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Disgusting.. this is what happens when ya' let 'em get too far away from the washing machine and the dishpan.

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Read a book retard

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Marx wasn't poor?.. lol

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you're insane he lived in the poorest part of london for a lot of his life, he relied on money from Engels and he lost children to his poverty. you know nothing about what you're talking about please do some research first you literally had to google this.

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@@heidih2047 he never worked

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@@hugodaniel8975 LMAO another expert chimes in.

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@@hugodaniel8975 He worked for the New York Daily Tribune, as a correspondent in Europe in the 1850s and was an editor for a British journal.

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And two of his nephews, Anton and Gerard, founded the Dutch former light bulb manufacturer, now multinational, Philips.