ilestre: “There is this profoundly conservative way of integrating class in this kind of politics as just another identity to be defended, as if being exploited as a wage slave was something to be celebrated, as if making your money off the labour of others was a cultural feature to be preserved…”

Can you give a concrete example of a “radfem” engaging in “this kind of politics”?

bitchlab: “… to combat that claim, they trot out representative women of color and working class women to say, ‘We can’t be what you say we are. We can’t be speaking from the position of white, imperialist, upper-middle class women because some of our voices emanate from the working class, the third world, and working class women in the overdeveloped world.’”

Where do they say this?