“The emancipation of women is impossible under the existing capitalist system.”
What this quote means
This quote by Inès Armand, a revolutionary and feminist, asserts that women's emancipation is incompatible with capitalism, a system she saw as inherently oppressive. It emphasizes that economic and social inequalities are linked to gender oppression. This perspective invites us to rethink social and economic structures to achieve true liberation, beyond mere superficial reforms.
How to apply it daily
Educate yourself on the links between capitalism and gender inequality, and support initiatives that promote a more just and inclusive economy.
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