If patriarchal domination shares an ideological foundation with racism, it does not follow that the same political strategy must address both simultaneously rather than sequentially.

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Does not follow / logical consequence(as used in logical reasoning): Just because one thing is true doesn't automatically mean another thing must also be true; the second thing doesn't logically result from the first.
Ideological foundation(as used in political philosophy): The set of core beliefs and assumptions that underlies and supports a system or way of thinking.
Patriarchal domination(as used in political philosophy and feminism): A system where men hold most of the power and authority in society, controlling politics, economics, and social structures, while limiting women's rights and opportunities.
Political strategy(as used in political philosophy): A planned approach or set of tactics used to achieve political goals or create social change.
Racism(identified as the root cause of historical gaps in what gets taught and studied): The belief that some racial or ethnic groups are superior to others, and the systems and practices that treat people unfairly based on their race or ethnicity.
Sequentially(as used to describe how past technological disruption unfolded gradually): One thing after another in a particular order, over time.
Simultaneously(as used to contrast with how past industrial change affected jobs slowly over time): At the same time, rather than one after another.

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