Distinguishing 'personal' from 'public' domains itself requires normative justification; historically, excluding groups from intimate spheres has enabled material and social subordination.

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Subordination(another word for the unjust treatment that oppression creates): A state of being placed in a lower or less powerful position in society, often facing disadvantages because of who you are.
normative justification(as used in ethics and epistemology): A logical reason that explains why something *should* be valued or considered important, rather than just explaining where it came from.
personal domain(as used in political philosophy): The private, intimate parts of life—like family relationships, sexuality, and personal decisions—that traditionally belong to individuals rather than society or government.
public domain(as used in political philosophy): The shared spaces and decisions of society that affect everyone, like laws, government policy, and collective institutions—as opposed to private life.

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