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Socialist and Marxist feminism asserts that the union of capitalism and patriarchy are the two main reasons why women are oppressed domestically through domestic labor as a reflection of “capital workforce” (Heywood 1997: 30). Marxist feminism asserts that the oppressed status of women can be attributed to the unequal treatment at both the workplace and in the house
(Jaggar, 1983). Socialist feminism suggests that socialism handles the problem of the oppressed andexploited people; henceforth, it habitually takes the
problems of women into consideration. It argues that with the perception on women as individuals with solitary responsibility of reproduction, they will continue to be marginalized at the societal level (Peterson and Runyan, 1991: 78).