Which of the Following Best Describes Marxist Feminism

Which of the following best describes Marxist feminism?

A) A perspective with the main aim of understanding how multiple significant factors, such as race or class, can shape or compound women's experiences of crime and victimisation
B) A perspective primarily focused on society as patriarchy, in which men dominate, oppress and sexually objectify women, with the aim to liberate women from this
C) A perspective that focuses on differences and similarities between women and feminism in all parts of the world, with the aim of moving away from Western-centric ideas of feminism
D) A perspective that considers the material basis of women's oppression and the relationship between production, class and women's status