";s:4:"text";s:3583:"In the old communistic household, which comprised many couples and their children, the task entrusted to the women of managing the household was as much a public and socially necessary industry as the procuring of food by the men.Students doing a class project on the Polish-German socialist had a lot of questions, so they asked for some answers — and got them.The confidence that women feel because of #MeToo to speak out against sexual abuse and assault can only strengthen the struggle against all injustice.The Marxist critique of the state is again in disfavor in parts of the left, but going back to what Marx wrote clarifies the discussion.Trump won’t be brought down just by an accumulation of scandals — not if he doesn’t face a political challenge. He found that in more than one case, Native American men and women were organized in communities of relative equality, and that women had a status that would be unfamiliar to readers in Morgan's supposedly more civilized day.DESPITE THE myths that people like Hyles try to propagate about it--as well as the prevailing common wisdom--the nuclear family and women's role in it haven't always been the norm in the history of human society.When these people are in the world, they will care precious little what anybody today thinks they ought to do; they will make their own practice and their corresponding public opinion about the practice of each individual--and that will be the end of it.But what will there be new? The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State Quotes Showing 1-30 of 36. If we are ever to abolish it, pinpointing the source of that oppression is key.As the demand for surplus increased, so did the demand for labor. That’s where we come in.In this passage, Engels underestimates the powerful role ideology plays in perpetrating the false idea that women are as less than equal to men. As Engels wrote:WITH A change in the social forces, Engels argues, comes a change in the conception of the family. For the first time, there was an accumulation of surplus, or wealth.But Engels overestimates the positive impact this has for working-class women, and in some ways has a rosy picture of the working-class household.