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    It is not the case that 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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    • 1.Sequential approaches risk abandoning marginalized groups (e.g., women of color) whose oppression cannot be neatly separated into sequential phases.
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    • 2.Systems sharing ideological foundations reinforce each other materially; addressing one sequentially allows the other to entrench further during intervals.
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    • 3.Sequential framing historically empowers dominant groups to postpone addressing secondary oppressions indefinitely after initial victories.
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    • 1.Shared ideological foundations don't entail shared causal mechanisms; different root causes may require sequentially targeted interventions.
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    • 2.Sequential strategies can build momentum: early victories against one system may strengthen coalitions capable of tackling interconnected systems.
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    • 3.Resource constraints and political capital are finite; prioritizing strategically may achieve more than dispersing effort across simultaneous campaigns.
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