Classism - Revision history

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	'''Classism''' is belief or behavior that people of different social classes have different abilities or qualities. Can be used broadly to describe any kind of difference in any kind of defined class; but most often used to describe differential access to power, economic and/or political -- access to capital and the state.		'''Classism''' is belief or behavior that people of different social classes have different abilities or qualities. Can be used broadly to describe any kind of difference in any kind of defined [[class]]; but most often used to describe differential access to power, economic and/or political -- access to capital and the state.

	Even if classism is limited to power/capital&state effects, "class" is very broad; classes can be based on any conceivable distinction that humans might make amongst one another; therefore closely implicated with [[racism]] and [[colonialism]].		Even if classism is limited to power/capital&state effects, "class" is very broad; classes can be based on any conceivable distinction that humans might make amongst one another; therefore closely implicated with [[racism]] and [[colonialism]].

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	==Activist responses==		==Activist responses==
	* [[Labour movement]]		* [[Labour movement]]

			==SFnal treatments==
			* [[Class and feminist SF]]
			* [[List of works featuring labor unions and organizing]]
			* [[List of female labor organizers in SF]]

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	Even if classism is limited to power/capital&state effects, "class" is very broad; classes can be based on any conceivable distinction that humans might make amongst one another; therefore closely implicated with [[racism]] and [[colonialism]].		Even if classism is limited to power/capital&state effects, "class" is very broad; classes can be based on any conceivable distinction that humans might make amongst one another; therefore closely implicated with [[racism]] and [[colonialism]].

			==Manifestations==
			differential access to capital & power / education, healthcare, "professionalization"; military

	==Intersections==		==Intersections==

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	Even if classism is limited to power/capital&state effects, "class" is very broad; classes can be based on any conceivable distinction that humans might make amongst one another; therefore closely implicated with [[racism]] and [[colonialism]].		Even if classism is limited to power/capital&state effects, "class" is very broad; classes can be based on any conceivable distinction that humans might make amongst one another; therefore closely implicated with [[racism]] and [[colonialism]].

			==Intersections==
			Racism & colonialism - major

	If class is conceived of as access to capital, then gender is in most western countries a less stark class division than race/ethnicity, because of enforcement of compulsory heterosexuality. (Although it does exist, because of sexism; so where people break out of compulsory heterosexuality and leave marriage, live on their own, live with other people of the same sex; then gender differences in access to capital become manifest.		If class is conceived of as access to capital, then gender is in most western countries a less stark class division than race/ethnicity, because of enforcement of compulsory heterosexuality. (Although it does exist, because of sexism; so where people break out of compulsory heterosexuality and leave marriage, live on their own, live with other people of the same sex; then gender differences in access to capital become manifest.

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	class denialism / class interests / class analysis ("middle class")		class denialism / class interests / class analysis ("middle class")

			==Activist responses==
			* [[Labour movement]]

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'''Classism''' is belief or behavior that people of different social classes have different abilities or qualities. Closely implicated with [[racism]] and [[colonialism]]; major intersectional issues with gender and sexuality.

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