Marxisms

Marxism is a social, economic, and political theory developed by Karl Marx that focuses on the idea that society is divided into classes—mainly the working class (laborers) and the owners of resources (capitalists). It argues that capitalism creates inequality because capitalists profit from workers' labor while workers receive only a small share. Marxism advocates for a classless society where resources and means of production are shared collectively, aiming to eliminate exploitation and promote equality. It has influenced various political movements and systems seeking to address economic disparities and social justice.