Radical feminism highlights how the patriarchy (and other systems of domination/oppression) is built upon a collection of unconscious social patterns and habits that establish the social roles of the genders, and their relation to power. 

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Critical Race Theory built upon some of the views of:

- Critical Legal Studies 
- Radical Feminism
- American Civil Rights Movement

Previous Movements Critical Race Theory Built Upon

Delgado, R., & Stefancic, J. (2012). Critical Race Theory: An Introduction (2nd ed.). NYU Press.

Critical Race Theory: An Introduction 

A legal movement which challenges liberal interpretations of the law, instead asserting that the law is not neutral, there is not always a single correct ruling to every case, and rights are not of the most vital importance.

Critical Legal Studies

Radical Feminism

A movement working towards achieving equal citizenship for all. In addition to focusing on bringing practical changes for the future from current legal and social theory, it is also concerned with redressing historical harm done. 

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