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Growing up in a suburban area outside of Camden, NJ and Philadelphia, PA, I have seen women in struggling cities fighting for their rights. With lack of resource and help for women struggling in these cities, while also not having time for fight for their rights, I think this issue is extremely relevant and more attention needs to be brought to such.

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Harsh Realities: Marginalized Women in Cities of the Developing World | UN-Habitat

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Today, more than half the world’s population (55 per cent) live in urban areas, a share projected to reach 68 per cent by 2050. The rate and scale of urban growth presents daunting challenges, including the need for investments in transportation, housing, sanitation, energy, and social and physical infrastructure. Where these investments are lacking, a greater number of individuals will be forced to live in areas that lack durable and secure housing, and that are cut off from essential services, such as clean water and sanitation.

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When making this padlet, the poverty rate for women in Philadelphia was 21.8%.

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21.8% Poverty Rate for women in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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21.8% Poverty Rate for women in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Flora Tristan- linking women's class to Feminism

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Flora Tristan- linking women's class to Feminism

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Flora Tristan fought for women to be paid for work in the 1800's. She felt women who do not have financial independence or the ability to stand without a women, would never be "equal".

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Flora Tristan: Pioneer socialist feminist

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Flora Tristan (1803-44) was a pioneer socialist feminist, whose life and politics deserve to be more widely known and discussed by contemporary activists. Early feminists and socialists took vital steps forward, while also making mistakes and omissions. Learning where our ideas came from is part of the renewal of twenty-first century socialist feminism. LIFE

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Women who work multiple jobs, are fighting to stay afloat financially, while also trying to raise a family often struggle to stand up for their rights. It is much easier for those with financial stability to use their free time to lobby for their rights.

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Feminist Activism Doesn’t Always Come Cheap - National Organization for Women

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Women at the bottom of the socioeconomic hierarchy are least able to participate as feminists. Women who have multiple jobs, children to raise, are single mothers, don’t know English, can’t afford to go to school even if scholarships are available because they have other things to worry about. These women might not even have access to information that would help them identify as feminists, let alone take action.

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Looking into classism and the definition at its core

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Looking into classism and the definition at its core

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In learning more about classism, you will also learn that much of our behavior is shaped by class.

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The issues of the belief of trickle-down feminism

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The issues of the belief of trickle-down feminism

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Trickle-down feminism is the idea that women of the high class privileges will allow for the majority of women to feel those privileges as well. The new idea should be that feminist women should look for all women to equally feel these privileges, instead of expecting they will trickle-down to them. It needs to be more proactive and work must be done by women with privilege in order to let this happen.

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Standpoint Feminist theory in relation to classism

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Standpoint Feminist theory in relation to classism

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Classism can be an issue in Feminism. Women who do not have the social status or financial power are often left behind, with their view of being a women in todays world being left unheard.

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Feminist philosopher Sandra Harding lays out themes and concepts that characterize feminist standpoint theory in the introduction of a 2004 volume she edited titled The Fem…

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Coined "Standpoint Feminist Theory"

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The point of view for all women can be different

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The point of view for all women can be different

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Those who have the ability to try and break into male dominated fields, including those who have the ability to get higher education, have an easier time. Women who have not been able to get higher education struggle to break into the Feminist world as their perspective on feminism is very different.

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View of The View from Here: Standpoint Feminisms and the Long Road from Objectivity to Inclusivity | Journal of Integrated Studies

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Return to Article Details The View from Here: Standpoint Feminisms and the Long Road from Objectivity to Inclusivity

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Controversy of fighting for Feminism for lower class women

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Controversy of fighting for Feminism for lower class women

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Women with privilege must fight for those who do not have such. Working to help women in poverty and those who are unable to get out of those situations without help, should be a large pillar in Feminism. Often people believe everyone must be out for themselves, which can be impossible for those who do not have the resources to do so.

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Feminism for Working-Class Women Is the Best Feminism | Northern Notes

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Anca Gheaus is a moral and political philosopher at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona. She is mostly interested in gender justice and in justice in childrearing. One of her current projects is to write a book about gender norms: what is wrong with them and how to change them. To find out more about her research visit https://ancagheaus.com.

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Prominent Feminist are rich and highly educated. 

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Prominent Feminist are rich and highly educated. 

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When you look into the most "prominent" and "famous" feminist in todays world, they are all highly educated and wealthy. Think about government officials, judges, doctors, who are feminists. They have all be able to reach the highest levels of education, leading them to be able to "lead" the feminist charge.

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People often discuss class as if it’s independent from other forms of oppression. But class is at the heart of feminist work - here are some important points on how.

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While there are no laws and regulations causing such, this issue is based on socioeconomic status and privilege.

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Here are some things we can do to help protect and boost women in inner cities and underprivileged areas. This includes giving women opportunities in governance of their cities.

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16 Actions That Cities Can Take To Become Safer For Women and Girls – The Pixel Project

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