Liberal feminism : equal opportunities :: Socialist feminism : ?

Liberal feminism focuses on equal opportunities for women, aiming to ensure that they have the same rights and chances as men in education, work, and society. In contrast, socialist feminism looks at the broader social and economic systems that contribute to gender inequality. This type of feminism argues that not only do women need equal rights, but we also need to change the way society is structured to address issues like poverty and class. For example, while liberal feminists might advocate for women to break glass ceilings in corporate jobs, socialist feminists would emphasize the need for affordable childcare and fair wages for all workers to create a more equitable society. So, just as liberal feminism is about equal opportunities, socialist feminism is about social and economic equality for all.