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clogic-199484	Gimenez, Martha E.	Capitalist Social Reproduction: An Alternative to Intersectionality? Historical Materialist Observations	2024	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5917	261	40	Like all social science perspectives, social reproduction, capitalist social reproduction, and intersectionality are products of their time. Class relations and changes in the balance of power between capital and the working classes explain the visible or observable aspects of the changing economic, social and political landscape within which people live in capitalist social formations (CSFs) where, for example, social classes and status groups are reproduced, patterns of social stratification, the gender, racial, and ethnic composition of the population, and the size of “majority” and “minority” groups change because of migration flows and differences in natural increase.	cache/clogic-199484.pdf	txt/clogic-199484.txt