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In reply to the discussion: Working-class mothers in the post-recession economy: Some sobering stats [View all]HiPointDem
(20,729 posts)31. "should actually look at the economics that create this "service sector" in the economy."
exactly. yelling about women's 'right' & 'choice' to display or sell their bodies without mentioning the economics surrounding that 'choice' is disingenuous &, dare i say, a right-wing/libertarian take on 'rights' and 'choice'.
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Working-class mothers in the post-recession economy: Some sobering stats [View all]
YoungDemCA
May 2013
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kr. a *real* feminist issue, but so little-discussed. equal pay for upper management!
HiPointDem
May 2013
#1
What's fucked up is you attacking OTHER WOMEN when you had NO FUCKING CALL TO DO SO.
redqueen
May 2013
#13
those FEMEN 'feminists' aren't interested in lower-class women -- unless they work in the sex
HiPointDem
May 2013
#20
Apparently we can't discuss single moms without SOME women attacking feminists they don't like
redqueen
May 2013
#29
I don't think femen advances anything i care about, feminist or otherwise. On the contrary, I
HiPointDem
May 2013
#32
It's all about the plutocracy/plutonomy, as with all of the problems they've made for us.
Egalitarian Thug
May 2013
#16
and they, as well as black males, continue to be hit harder in the 'recovery,' as well as by the
HiPointDem
May 2013
#23
Which goes back to what I wrote. If you focus your attention where you are directed to,
Egalitarian Thug
May 2013
#24
"should actually look at the economics that create this "service sector" in the economy."
HiPointDem
May 2013
#31