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    No woman exists outside of race, class, or other social c... — Carmelics
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    Supports→It can never be the case that the treatment of a woman has only to do with her gender and nothing to do with her class or race.

    No woman exists outside of race, class, or other social categories that shape her experience.

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    …no woman is subject to any form of oppression simply because she is a woman; which forms of oppression she is subject to depend on what “kind” of woman she is. In a world in which a woman might be subject to racism, classism, homophobia, anti-Semitism, if she is not so subject it is because of her race, class, religion, sexual orientation. So it can never be the case that the treatment of a woman has only to do with her gender and nothing to do with her class or race. (Spelman 1988: 52–3)

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