History shows that patriarchy is not natural, nor does it begin with fathers in families. According to Angela Saini, author of the new book THE PATRIARCHS, patriarchy begins with state power, and slowly works its way into families. In addition, men did not gain power over women by being "stronger." They did it by setting up networks of political support -- and by systematically dismantling support for women. This recent LSE lecture from Saini is a fascinating listen. https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/patriarchy-where-did-it-all-begin/id279428154?i=1000614580804
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@annaleen you've given me a book to hold at the library and someone to listen to!
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It took me several seconds to realise you probably don't mean a book to just physically hold at the library, perhaps hoping to spark interesting conversations or impress passing feminists...
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