How might a critical feminist theorist

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Look up the arrest, conviction, and incarceration of famed domestic icon Martha Stewart. How might a critical feminist theorist explain her arrest, prison sentence and overall treatment by the justice system within the context of being disadvantaged by a patriarchal social system?

In your response, consider Stewart's incarceration as a reflection of her higher class position, or of her less valued position as a woman in that higher class position.

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