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Ableism is a bourgeois ideology
Ableism is a bourgeois ideology
https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Comrade:Charhapiti/sandbox/Essays/LGBT
Mode of Production in P'urhepecha society - couxistence of materiarchal and patriarchal elements suggests precolonial P'urhepecha society was in transition to a patriarchy at time of colonization. Also was likely moving towards 'asiatic' mode of production. P'urhepecha women were being used as a means og exchange. Femininity in men was discouraged. Leslie Feinberg has some insights on this historical transition
Respectability politics vs identity politics

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Index

https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Essay:The_Settler-Coloniality_of_Mexicanidad

https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Essay:Gender_and_sexuality_diversity_is_not_Western_influence,_it_is_inherent_to_all_humankind

https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Essay:What_Juche_Explains_About_the_Spiritual_Life_of_Humanity

https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Essay:Misogynist_%22Marxists%22_are_just_Nazis_in_Soviet_aesthetic

https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Comrade:Charhapiti/sandbox/Essays/Ilegal_immigration

A Globally Mixed Person's Marxist Analysis of Imperialism and Community

Comrade:Charhapiti/sandbox/Essays/The_Dialectics_of_a_Taboo

Ableism is a bourgeois ideology

https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Comrade:Charhapiti/sandbox/Essays/LGBT

Mode of Production in P'urhepecha society - couxistence of materiarchal and patriarchal elements suggests precolonial P'urhepecha society was in transition to a patriarchy at time of colonization. Also was likely moving towards 'asiatic' mode of production. P'urhepecha women were being used as a means og exchange. Femininity in men was discouraged. Leslie Feinberg has some insights on this historical transition

Respectability politics vs identity politics