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NY 100-18676 "triply-oppressed status of Negro women is a barometer of the status of ali wanen, and that the fight for the ome full, cconomic, political and social equality of the Negro woman is in the vital self-intcrest of white workers, in tho vital intorest of the fight to roalize equality for all wmen. "But it romained for the contribution of WILLIAM 2. FOSTER, National Chairman of our Party, to sharpon the thinking of the American Communist Party on the woman question. Comrade FOSTER projected in a docpor way the basic nocessity for the working class and its vanguard Party to fight the obstaclos to women's equality, cvidenced in many anti-woman prejudices, in the prevalent idcology of male superiority fostered by the monopolists imbibed by working class men. "The essence of FOSTER'S contribution is that it is necessary to win tho massos of American women for the over-all strugglo against imporialist war and fas- etiam hy narine annateal anttentian ta thrin nenkhliame ana : Cisin wy poayitie Speeczds AVEC LONn FO UNC PPOVLOMoe ana — by developing spccial struggics for their cconomic, polit- ical, and social needs, Basing hinselif upon the Marxist- Leninist tonet that the inequality of womcn is inherontly connected witht ho exploitation of the working class, FOSTER called on the Party and tho working class to mastor the Marxist-Loninist theory of the woman question, to improve our praostical work on this question, and to correct former crrors, crrors of commission and omission with rogard to thia fundamoentel minatian ¥ ae le wey A Lal bed ed A ee le Nah A Nat tt Wal idk "Fostor's special contribution lics in his unique oxpose of the mask placed on the status of women in overy sphere in tho U.S. by Amorican imperialism, Comrade FOSTER exposed the bourgeois Lie that women in tho U.S. have achieved full cquality and that no further rights romain to be won, He shows that the idcologicol prop uscd by reactionary propagandists to perpetuate falso ideas of women's tinferlority' ia to i illintalinaetiten iets ee er te ed el eke base their anti-social argumonts as regards women on all kinds of pseudo-sciontific assumptions, particularly in