What Does a Marxist Perspective of Gender Inequality Entail

question 34

Multiple Choice

What does a Marxist perspective of gender inequality entail?

• A) All people should be paid a standard wage with equal access to power in a society where there are no meaningful cultural differences observed by gender.
• B) With more women entering the workforce, this perspective would likely argue that certain occupations are more conducive to women's natural inclinations.
• C) Considering those who have control of the means of production and the ownership of private property (men) and those whose labor in the household and in the workplace are exploited (women).
• D) The different treatment and talents of women, particularly in the area of work, justifies the differences in wages.

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