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    Supports→Patriarchal capitalism keeps women unequal to men by relegating women to unpaid or lesser-paid caring labor.

    The rise of poor single-mother-headed families is a notable consequence of this relegation.

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    Walby argues that there are two different basic forms of patriarchy which emerge in response to the tensions between capitalist economies and patriarchal household economies: private and public patriarchy. Private patriarchy as a form is marked by excluding women from economic and political power while public patriarchy works by segregating women. There is a semi-automatic re-adjustment of the dual systems when the older private father patriarchy based on the patriarchal family is broken down du

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