Inequality In The Communist Manifesto By Karl Marx

Many Americans still question whether inequality is still an issue in America and if so, what types of inequalities? Inequality is the existence of unequal opportunities for different social positions or genders. In both books, A Vindication of the Rights of Woman and The Communist Manifesto, a similar concept has been presented for the causes of inequalities and the possible solutions accordingly. Inequalities among women and social classes in the United States is not the result of individuals, but rather is the result of structural, social issues that contribute to the inequality.
Women’s inequalities do not result of a natural deficiency but stem from their low status in society and insufficient education. According to Wollstonecraft, men owe women the responsibility for women’s low social and moral status. In the
The history of mankind has been history of oppressor-oppressed and the class struggle between two major classes during Marx’s time, which were bourgeois and proletariat. Bourgeois, a class that monopolized a large mass of production, oppressed the working class, proletariat. According to The Communist Manifesto, private bourgeois property contributes greatly to inequality among different social classes. Marx supported communism, which he believed in the abolition of private bourgeois property and it was the only solution to end class struggle. With this solution, everyone eventually because proletariat. Freedom of individuals to acquire personal property is important to civil society. It builds competition among people and is one of the reasons why people work hard to be prosperous. This would also contribute to the economic growth. Without the right of personal property, everyone would depend on others and lack of motivation to improve themselves and the society as a whole. The one who works hard should deserve