"Women and Socialism" explores the intersection of gender and economic systems, particularly how socialist ideologies address women's rights and roles in society. Socialism advocates for the collective ownership of resources and aims to reduce class disparities, which can also lead to greater gender equality. Many socialist movements have historically included women's liberation as a key component, recognizing that economic justice is intertwined with gender justice. Throughout history, figures like Clara Zetkin and Alexandra Kollontai have emphasized the importance of women's participation in the workforce and political life within socialist frameworks. They argued that true equality cannot be achieved without addressing the economic structures that perpetuate women's oppression. This perspective continues to influence contemporary discussions on feminism and socialism.