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[amoreno]

What does it mean to be alone? Is anyone really alone? Is lonliness subjective? For socialism to triumph, we MUST find a way out of lonliness-real or percieved. There is no way to socialism without a way towards true fraternity, true solidarity. How can we actually build this? What are the concrete steps that we must take to make this happen? And

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[birdygopoopy]

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[birdygopoopy]

Here is an article that you might find interesting

[innana88]

I'm chuckling. This is the whole aim of that women's studies class for which I was asking you for articles. I'm not sure who has learned more from that class: me or the students.

We must find a way to honor difference without clinging to it, for one. I say this as a woman who has experienced patriarchy inside and out: we must also let go of identities constructed out of victimization. There's a difference between empowering ourselves through each other because we can relate to and heal one another and identifying with each other because of what THEY did. So long as there is a THEY, we'll never get anywhere. Oh, yes, I've learned so, so much. :)

[anonymous]

Um..."fraternity"? I don't want to live in a world with "true fraternity," which, at its root, is comity among men alone.

Where do women figure in this socialist Shangri-La centered around community? Certainly not in the the language you use to describe it.