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. . “ _ oo ws . a oe . wp Tet tepid pe Boe . LBS aetin Fan : ae 2 7™~ rae Oe eo. a . aa a ion ae ep ee tt the (st! me of sex'sm arnt ether forms fo orerescsion. ten must understand Tee ee * s that women who fischt os em inist sevolut! onaries ave fighting vor. their freedom <altuntinsted determination, They must see that the'freedom of women counts: the freedom of all neople because it ends the basic power —— - imbalance in human relationshins, which is the sanctioned domination of one-half of the roonle(women) by the other half(men). Leonomically, sexism is a potent tocl of the ruling class, It is used -to keep half of the people down, working for wages lower than men's with zreater joo insecurity, ° vhrourh the institution of the nuclear family, - it keeps woren Lsolated from each other and unable to share comion exper ences ur and rroablems., The nuclear family bestows on the économy a free, domestic labor force that keeps its male workers well-fed and taken ‘cardor, neyates ; AK, we AASV mp the need for Rovernment-spensored dayenre centers, and Rives—oppressed ive é Wwe Gy, ‘tos pet 7 wde—ronkersthess- “orm” slave to nie ibe so_thadibnerrwe-ht take their m Orn WO Pe tee ay y oe. 3 oe . re a boos - frustrations TR on=bee re = Seine —i@eeekon. woe oo a ‘ we see Feminist Kevolution as our primary focus as vo men revolutionaries, Peniinist Kevolution insures the liberation of women, It has. three GEE=e srémary targets against sh Veh: we fight. They are: a) sexism, b) classism | and c) racism, We sce sexism as Endpasic form of oppression, refined through thecenturies until its development into the sophisticated, all-per- vasive form we have today, whtch gives the illusion of freeuom at times without really giving any ef all. We realize this ad\fact and we are i aiicw TN 4 ~~ . td Nat ge. fa. 7O4 } . Te soing to have to take our freedom. <o. sph keen 5 wren re oe 4 ee . - oT a cd “af uf” VA Gy All the strucrles of the oppressed people must work hend in hand. AS & oppressed people, women have a reallstake in revolution(much more shan white men) and can, therefore, better identify with and understand Third World end é ‘class strugsles. / Although the nig media characterizes the fomen's MOvement 1 “ as white and middle-clans and, to a mreat extent, it is, we eonsider fen- + 3 bade inist hevolution a untfying platf{erm for all races abd classes of wtwon, send