Marxist Feminism is a theoretical framework that combines the principles of Marxism with feminist analysis. It focuses on how capitalism and patriarchy intersect to oppress women. Marxist feminists argue that women's labor, both paid and unpaid, is exploited under capitalist systems, leading to economic inequality and social injustice. This perspective emphasizes the importance of addressing both class and gender issues to achieve true equality. By critiquing the economic structures that perpetuate women's subordination, Marxist feminists advocate for systemic change to dismantle both capitalist and patriarchal systems, aiming for a society where all individuals can thrive equally.