The feminists were wrong to isolate 'woman' as a separate political subject, a being with unique political needs that differ from men. Despite the immense antagonisms between the sexes we observe in contemporary society, working men and women both need the same thing -- the /1

ability to flourish as human beings. A society that is built to provide the capacity to participate in social, political, and economic life. When the approaches to achieve this may differ in quality due to biological differences, the goal is a shared one. And it can only /2

be achieved through the collective struggle of all working people, not by women staking out a separate political project as feminists tend to suggest.