KindDogsTail 
If we're going to be able to use any of our brains, some one has to clean the toilets and match the socks.
She subverted, fought against male Marxism. Like all political careers hers ended badly, but yet another part of 'herstory' which is lost to us, until mums net. 
"Kollantai became aware at an early stage of the dangers posed for Marxism by feminist ideology, which defined women’s emancipation in terms of legal and civil rights while ignoring or downplaying social and economic rights. Working-class women could potentially be won to organisations which appeared to be addressing their special concerns and the idea of a cross-class, united ‘sisterhood’ could, superficially, have a certain attraction".
Why, asked Kollantai in Communism and the Family, should only the rich be relieved of the burden of household labour such as cleaning, cooking, washing and mending"
By the way, who started the 1917 revolution?
Women
"Women demonstrating on International Women’s Day (8 March) were indeed the spark which ignited the 1917 revolution. Ten thousand marched, calling on workers from the factories to join them and demanding ‘Peace and bread’ and ‘Down with autocracy’"
1917revolution.org/alexandra-kollantai-pioneer-of-the-struggle-for-socialism-and-womens-liberation
And for other countries which value women's brains, which ever colour, how about Liberia and other 'developing countries.
owsd.net
It seems to be a peculiarly anglo saxon ailment this pink/blue brain stuff, clearly worrying some of them.