I'd prefer to read some scholarly articles/books on the topic (most of which agree with my claim): From: Sisterhood and Socialism: The Soviet Feminist Movement

I'd prefer to read some scholarly articles/books on the topic (most of which agree with my claim): From: Sisterhood and Socialism: The Soviet Feminist Movement Rochelle Ruthchild Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies , Vol. 7, No. 2 (1983), pp. 4-12 For the Club Maria, the "tragedy of women" is the reeminent example of the moral crisis of Soviet communism, the hypocrisy, the abandonment of spiritual values. For Mamonova, the Soviet system, despite its great promise, has become simply the same old sexist wolf in socialist clothing. Soviet Sisterhood, a relatively wide-spread book by Barbara Holland, was even more critical of what feminists call the "patriarchy."