Although steeped in patriarchal values, it could be taken as a rebuke to patriarchal tradition.
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But MRAs offer an enticing third option, far easier than working to deconstruct external patriarchal values and internalized patriarchal behaviors.
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If himpathy is a byproduct of an inherently patriarchal culture, then I'm not sure there's a solution that doesn't involve living in a non-patriarchal world.
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Women paint bleak pictures of entrapment in a patriarchal system.
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"Nothing says patriarchal oppression like Ricky Martin," Sobrino Vega wrote.
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Wilson's provoking "You lie!" was layered with racist patriarchal reprimand.
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But the dance can be steeped in heteronormative, patriarchal tradition.
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It's a role reversal of everything patriarchal society offers them.
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Why doesn't it condemn patriarchal polygamy as loudly as possible?
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I always knew he had a much more patriarchal attitude.
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But this doesn't mean that the system is intrinsically patriarchal.
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In a patriarchal society, Jesus gave women an honored place.
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Women took to the streets, including in deeply patriarchal societies.
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With colleges, we are working on breaking the patriarchal stereotypes.
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The problem with patriarchal polygamy and monogamy is the same.
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Just keep attempting to erase those patriarchal mistakes, The Emoji Movie.
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It means dismantling patriarchal control so that no one has to.
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Osborne," in the situation, and insists upon the patriarchal "Mrs. Bankhole.
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"In many aspects of life, we've become less patriarchal," he said.
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That's one of his first appearances on MTV: ghostly, patriarchal, negated.
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Japanese society is patriarchal and retains strong gender stereotypes, she says.
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The customary laws are largely patriarchal and do not favour women.
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Hopes for improved women's rights The tribal areas are strongly patriarchal.
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Also, my patriarchal prefecture was sort of a 'doorway' to Japan.
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In a patriarchal cattle market, Hughes knew the power of a
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But is this disaster really so much worse than patriarchal repression?
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And that's something you don't always see in traditional, patriarchal offices.
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"Tamil Nadu is a very patriarchal state, very conservative," says Roy.
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They understood the inherent misogyny and sexism that underlay patriarchal cultures.
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In 1961 he was consecrated a bishop and became patriarchal vicar.
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The question of authority hovers over these essays — white, patriarchal authority.
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In this staunchly patriarchal culture, women are often subservient to men.
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Shame is the emotional weapon that allows patriarchal behaviors to flourish.
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"Saison Sèche" deals with the violence women suffer in patriarchal societies.
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Thomas's vision is neither individualistic nor communitarian, Robin says; it's patriarchal.
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Being spiritual does not mean giving in to a patriarchal structure.
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It was too embedded in the patriarchal history of Western art.
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"What The Sexual Politics of Meat is trying to do is say that the patriarchal attitude, or the patriarchal ethics, of meat eating creates other beings as objects, not as subjects," Adams tells me over the phone.
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Different ape species have different hierarchicies— gorillas, for example, have patriarchal leaders.
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Theirs is a rich and vibrant culture, but also a patriarchal one.
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Far from relaxing their patriarchal attitudes, Arab men are clinging to them.
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Now, Fred is officially a power-hungry patriarchal monster, poisoned by Gilead.
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He's also perceived as having a sort of 1950s-style patriarchal perspective.
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Eleven is breaking free of patriarchal authority, she's "Daddy's girl" learning fast.
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That choice—to reject heteronormative, patriarchal standards—is the root of queerness.
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The true source of power in a patriarchal society is women's silence.
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People tell us that the hijab is a tool of patriarchal oppression.
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The attitudes that drive that violence are deeply embedded in patriarchal culture.
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The patriarchal Greek system is an apt metaphor for everyday institutional sexism.
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Patriarchal structures have always been waiting to grind women down into dust.
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It's a patriarchal society, so challenging it is something that's not easy.
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Isn't it a patriarchal overlay, this idea that pretty things are stupid?
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We didn&apost want to take away the patriarchal quality of it.
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The woke Democrats want to blow up American white patriarchal capitalist society.
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Long dominated by a white patriarchal machine, Chicago should celebrate its milestone.
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It's in these spaces that we're fighting literally centuries of patriarchal urban planning.
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Westeros has been defined by patriarchal tribalism — and look where it got them.
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I hate abuse, and the patriarchal, misogynistic dynamics that allow it to continue.
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It feels wrong to term Renoir a misogynist, though he was certainly patriarchal.
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Weddings are inherently patriarchal, so how will we minimize that in our ceremony?
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Conservative culture, whether religiously or politically and most often both, remains unflinchingly patriarchal.
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Andy looks across the water at a patriarchal figure, who stares back, deadeyed.
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My feminism's future is not "female," it exists beyond the Western patriarchal binary.
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Even Cersei, in her pathological fashion, has helped break down old patriarchal patterns.
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Whereas esoteric witchcraft goes through generations—it's spoken, it's an anti-patriarchal system.
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The royal family is one of the most patriarchal institutions on the planet.
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Poetry's system of cultivated sounds was, she grew to feel, a patriarchal racket.
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Female friendship doesn't invert the patriarchal triangle, it does away with it altogether.
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While Dorne is not a patriarchal society, there is still room for improvement.
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Brazil might have once elected a female president, but it remains solidly patriarchal.
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It's part of a push by Argentine feminists to make tango less patriarchal.
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Cuban women must silently endure humiliation in a patriarchal, monolithic and cyclical system.
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Viking society was patriarchal, but women were not closed off uniformly from power.
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It's very male, very patriarchal, and we have this whole sexual abuse crisis.
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And it's true that medicine has been hopelessly patriarchal since, well, medicine started.
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The Christian nationalist movement today is authoritarian, paranoid and patriarchal at its core.
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To be sure, classical Athens was a patriarchal, imperialist society based on slaveholding.
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"I think the film shows a patriarchal, theocratic society in microcosm," she explained.
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White Bull goes after Viking's kid, and a patriarchal free-for-all ensues.
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Objects rendered dysfunctional become a reflection of their service to a patriarchal system.
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The "biological clock" BS they bring up is such a tool of patriarchal oppression.
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The working kitchen environment is often one described as patriarchal, toxically masculine, and militant.
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Because the climax finds her literally burning that history to ashes with patriarchal hellfire.
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"These are women who do not exactly define sexuality by patriarchal standards," she said.
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In some of India's most patriarchal corners, women are prohibited from going on Facebook.
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I don't want them to see me as a patriarchal figure handing out charity.
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It repeatedly crafts ideas of acceptable behavior for women based in a patriarchal mode.
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"Society is conservative, machista, patriarchal," said Fabiana Tuñez, head of the National Women's Institute.
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Women in Pakistan — a deeply patriarchal country — face high rates of gender-based violence.
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Under the Gulf's patriarchal rules, she and her two siblings have their father's nationality.
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Despite these ideals, Turkina says, the egalitarian Soviet state was extremely patriarchal in practice.
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Terry O'Neill: Hillary's election doesn't mean we are suddenly in a post-patriarchal society.
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Tonomura explains that during the Meiji era, modern Japan formally became a patriarchal society.
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In a patriarchal society, some families may indeed forbid their daughters from doing so.
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As far as I can tell, the patriarchal system is still firmly in place.
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The context where Trump used it was clearly misogynistic and a traditional patriarchal context.
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Saudi Arabia is one of the most religious and patriarchal countries in the world.
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The story of a powerful woman raped, demonized, then slain by a patriarchal society?
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But we should not have to succumb to the binary of patriarchal or matriarchal.
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As women, we're licking deep patriarchal wounds, and I support anything that offers catharsis.
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As well as having a culture of large families, Nigeria is patriarchal and pious.
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Like many young women, I grew up aspiring to fit into a patriarchal world.
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It's a patriarchal system, and they control the rights of the bodies of others.
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In the Trump era, surrogacy has become a kind of symbol for patriarchal oppression.
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It is no secret, especially these days, that we live in a patriarchal society.
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But instead they chose to stick with the patriarchal norm, and other companies followed.
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The threat is an ever-present danger, but patriarchal oppression goes beyond single acts.
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Another was "The Handmaid's Tale," on Hulu, about life for women under patriarchal totalitarianism.
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She's not interested, really, in what patriarchal culture has historically envisioned motherhood to be.
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This is a patriarchal truism that most people in our society want to deny.
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He's a man of the old patriarchal society, for whom women are simply possessions.
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" Newport writes, "In Woolf's time, women were denied this liberation by a patriarchal society.
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Without women's input, Malaysia risks enacting policies that are "conventional and patriarchal", she said.
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It is a direct outcome of the church's patriarchal structure and its fundamental bigotry.
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Egypt, which also has a patriarchal society, was still more progressive than Saudi Arabia.
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Madison's sexuality is threatening, but then women's sexuality, untethered from patriarchal authority, always is.
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In our conservative, patriarchal societies, a woman's true vocation is to be a mother.
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I'd like to set fire to patriarchal religions, to the idea of male God.
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Both are badass women pile-driving through patriarchal systems like lightning on the wind.
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Fan's "To Hide" series (2017) further illustrates the ways patriarchal society infiltrates our insides.
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She doesn't really practice Islam either: "I find it rather oppressive and patriarchal," she said.
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We don't even realize sometimes that we are part of this cycle of patriarchal abuse.
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The trouble is, Pluto is parked in Capricorn, bringing power to conservative and patriarchal views.
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Not every romance novel is feminist; plenty of women authors write happily within patriarchal structures.
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If immigrants move from a patriarchal society to a liberal society, must they become feminist?
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Has any other indictment of a kind of patriarchal psychosis ever charted nearly as high?
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The answer, according to her professor, is because it is part of a patriarchal system.
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Osu explains that women are hesitant to become leaders or managers in Japan's patriarchal society.
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"When I came to Baltimore, that idea of patriarchal patronage was still huge," she says.
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A performance-sculpture, "Slapping Power" begins with Castillo attacking two male busts representing patriarchal authority.
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As is fitting for such an anti-patriarchal entity, Alexandra did most of the talking.
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She has overcome not just a single act of violence, but an entire patriarchal society.
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Many indigenous cultures are matriarchal and were not respected or understood by patriarchal European societies.
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The president is cast as a patriarchal overlord who handsomely rewards those loyal to him.
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Across religions, women are often denied their right to property in the deeply patriarchal state.
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Throughout history, the figure "always represented this patriarchal idea of country or religion," she notes.
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Others, like Silvia Federici, see the concept of love as something necessarily doomed and patriarchal.
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"There is a need to change the mindset in a society that is deeply patriarchal."
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When you quell anger, you perform a service on behalf of white patriarchal power structure.
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Do you believe that the selfie is a flexible enough tool to challenge patriarchal structures?
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Fantasy, and the medieval times on which it's often based, is notoriously patriarchal and misogynistic.
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Another such idea was that claim that the heterosexual, nuclear, patriarchal family was God's will.
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The veil can be religious or secular, a marker of patriarchal dominance or individual distinction.
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That way you're not reinforcing the patriarchal message that her value lies in her appearance.
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" He adds: "It really is about this patriarchal hierarchy that existed between [Bernard] and Ford.
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I mean, it really is about this patriarchal hierarchy that existed between him and Ford.
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Is it a coincidence that all three have male protagonists who instinctively resist patriarchal brutishness?
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It was a place for families where a patriarchal figure protected his wife and children.
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Travelling alone, especially as a woman, especially in a patriarchal culture, can be really stressful.
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He grew up in a hypermasculine, patriarchal black church where women were treated as subservient.
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Then I was raised in a conservative, patriarchal neighborhood where I felt I didn't belong.
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For a handful of teenage girls, robotics offered a reprieve from their violent, patriarchal country.
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This linguistic stance toward the vulva contributes to the female body's objectification in patriarchal societies.
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While these were both powerful women, they were still members of what were probably patriarchal societies.
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There's a show on Hulu about women who are trying to survive in a patriarchal society.
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The picture can be read as an open-ended fable about patriarchal privilege and sexualized power.
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The theme of "Lemonade" isn't about a man, but black women's relationship with a patriarchal society.
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Patriarchal Romani culture disapproved of women singing for strangers; mainstream Yugoslav culture disapproved of everything Roma.
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"For me, it connects to a very deep-seated belief within a patriarchal system," she explained.
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There are structural factors that embed violence against women, issues to do with patriarchal social attitudes.
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Patriarchal social mores supersede economic opportunity in a way more usually associated with Middle Eastern countries.
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According to an analysis by Vox's Zack Beauchamp, she understood the patriarchal society she lived in.
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These were women who burned for resisting conventionalities and displaying non-conventional, non-patriarchal religious beliefs.
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Passing down this expectation and this pressure is a negative effect of patriarchal culture on men.
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But, I didn't understand that all that stuff was reinforcing some patriarchal idea of branding women.
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It's increasingly clear that Trump's victory in the last election has initiated a patriarchal counter-revolution.
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Once the beers start flowing late Friday night, there's some interesting internalized patriarchal behavior on display.
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Where is all the wonderful inflexible patriarchal authority into which they wanted to stick a knife?
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He has no sons, who might have been regarded as heirs apparent in the patriarchal culture.
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But even Russell's pathetic forms of resistance exist solely to uphold the pair's patriarchal status games.
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This is patriarchal power, even when it is done with the hope of optimal well-being.
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And that plays into so many patriarchal myths about women being dirty, that menstruation has toxins.
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The presidency awarded her the Star of Romania while the church gave her the Patriarchal Cross.
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Carole sometimes looks at Monique with pity, seeing her as the uncomplaining victim of patriarchal oppression.
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This patriarchal structure of society is still deeply rooted and needs to be very strongly shaken.
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It's with patriarchal thought and behavior, those monstrous forms of privilege by which men control women.
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But it's a horrible, patriarchal way of excluding; we don't believe in that concept of career.
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It dismantles patriarchal social structures and allows us to rebuild them with equity at their foundation.
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For this illegal, violent, exploitative and viciously patriarchal business, this is as good as it gets.
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This position effectively conflated the recognition of a patriarchal power structure with its de facto approval.
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Karimov has no sons, who might have been regarded as heirs apparent in the patriarchal culture.
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Yet Ms. Holzinger's critique of patriarchal structures hits an emotional plateau, never quite transcending shock value.
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You see these women actively experimenting with alternative models and alternatives to capitalist patriarchal hierarchical systems.
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And so he was essentially bolstering "the heterosexual, patriarchal family"—and, according to McCurry, the state.
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Tai Shani, a feminist artist who creates fantasy worlds "beyond patriarchal limits," has also won it.
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While no surprise, this was for many women (and men) another patriarchal punch in the gut.
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It now has come to include anyone who experiences oppression under white supremacist, capitalist, patriarchal society.
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Rather, her point was that the approach does nothing to address art history's patriarchal value system.
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There is no person unaffected by patriarchal sexual oppression because the culture itself is built upon it.
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The event is to become a queer performative encounter of dissidents of the patriarchal and colonial regime.
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Also, on Tuesday, motivator Mars changes signs, moving from patriarchal Capricorn into progressive Aquarius until December 19.
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KonMari has been both lauded as having a "secret feminist message" and criticized for upholding patriarchal values.
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The plan includes working to change the patriarchal culture by introducing gender violence awareness into school curriculum.
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But her villainy often comes back to traumas of being a woman in such a patriarchal society.
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It's yet another example of patriarchal and sexist views of women in sports — and women in general.
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This pervasive patriarchal fairytale has basically formed the basis of our societal understanding of gender and morality.
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We are paid less than men, and we have to fight against patriarchal practices such as FGM.
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He had those tendencies anyway, but the patriarchal ideas found in Quiverfull give biblical weight to it.
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Akter says women are passed over because of the way women are viewed in Bangladesh's patriarchal society.
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Mary Beth Edelson and Lynda Benglis also challenge patriarchal constructs of femininity and sex with compelling imagery.
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India, a highly sexist patriarchal country is going to have paid maternity leave but the U.S doesn't.
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Marriage, in her work, is oppressive on two counts: as a patriarchal institution and a maternal body.
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Initially, I was overwhelmed with my own powerlessness as a woman living in a patriarchal absolute monarchy.
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Due to the underlying patriarchal views of many of our politicians, this is unfortunately not the case.
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For Ms. Farassat, the chador became a metaphor for the suppression of women in a patriarchal society.
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Last week, Emily Ratajkowski gave a big middle finger to patriarchal, slut-shaming haters alongside Kim Kardashian.
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We could speak out and completely bypass the hierarchical, patriarchal system in place to keep us silent.
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In a country with significant gender inequality and obstinate patriarchal traditions, Bharti stands out in many ways.
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It doesn't, he said, because of patriarchal attitudes about sex and the stigma attached to sex work.
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It calls into question notions of purity and virginity, and the interchangeability of women in patriarchal structures.
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It was Ms. Millett who gave it a name — sexual politics — and explained its cause: patriarchal society.
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She assured me, in the midst of the crowd, that she wants to change the patriarchal culture.
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She shucks off tradition and patriarchal expectations in favor of art, music, nature and her bosom friends.
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Ms. Ghafari is not the first woman to assume a traditionally male job in Afghanistan's patriarchal society.
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But the example of a male cabinet minister might carry more weight in patriarchal Japan, supporters said.
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I just got news that patriarchal Russian Orthodox Church came up with the idea of banning abortions.
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Ms. Zimmerman presses a dark vision of the patriarchal oppression at the root of the fairy tale.
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Security and protection are associated with the idea of care and respect, in a patriarchal society model.
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The Cycle Recommending that pregnant women not drink alcohol has been called old-fashioned and even patriarchal.
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They will focus "on today's injuries, especially ones rooted in colonialism, capitalism, or patriarchal structures," they added.
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Conversely, however, the #MeToo movement has thrown a wrench in the once-impenetrable machinery of patriarchal society.
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But the patriarchal system within the arts runs deep, so this, the group admits, will take time.
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Colonial power, patriarchal power, capitalist power must always and everywhere be battled, because they never, ever quit.
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Emin, Efrin and other women say they want Jinwar to be a place that challenges conservative, patriarchal ideas.
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A "mean girl" implies a "nice" protagonist, the kind of woman who fits into patriarchal conceptions of femininity.
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An early proponent of feminism, Wilson has been exploring female identity in patriarchal society since the early 266s.
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Tyrion and Jon both argue for the necessity of throwing out these old, patriarchal practices that divide them.
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Young girls finally felt free expressing their experiences of pain under patriarchal oppression through web art and personas.
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The old, patriarchal order was dying in rural India, dying slowly, and releasing toxic bursts as it did.
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Next-generation Indigenous feminist artists and thinkers do not seek to reconcile themselves to patriarchal peoples and institutions.
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Sudan is a patriarchal society with strictly enforced gender norms, and women and girls have very little freedom.
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She'll have to jump through plenty of patriarchal hoops in order to get there, says actress Caitlin FitzGerald.
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Ronell's supporters have even questioned whether a woman can be accused of sexual misconduct within a patriarchal society.
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Traditionally, Kenyan society is patriarchal and ownership and decisions on land management or disposal are made by men.
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The best antiheroines are not women presented as abstract ideals, whether in service of patriarchal expectation or feminism.
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The fundamentalists took power in a sickeningly patriarchal effort to to restore humanity after most women become infertile.
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At the top of the tree are the patriarchal Drake-like megastars like Tony Colombo and Gianni Celeste.
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In India's patriarchal society, women are often seen as responsible for any ill fortune that befalls a family.
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But a good number genuinely favour a revival of patriarchal governance, convinced that popular politics is endemically corrupt.
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As the brass returns to that slow oom-pah-oom-pah, the clan completes its patriarchal dance ritual.
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For women who are trapped in a patriarchal structure, turning quote-unquote evil is the ultimate feminist act.
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After all, women aren't immune from sexism, and throughout human history have been enthusiastic upholders of patriarchal norms.
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I felt and continue to feel a sense of distance from the constraints of hetero-patriarchal gender norms.
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"There is a lot of underlying patriarchal sexism that people barely notice," Saga Hegelund, a Swedish fighter, explains.
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In English, love poems are grounded in European traditions dominated by patriarchal power dynamics and heterosexual gender roles.
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" After being buried under 373,000 years of "patriarchal conditioning," Ms. Thomashauer writes, "she is ready to re-emerge.
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"Saba's work demonstrated that women could be agents within, and not just against, patriarchal religious traditions," he added.
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Governed by rigid, patriarchal customs and rituals, her daily routines also make room for solitude and even pleasure.
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The goal, according to many affiliated with MKP, is to break down patriarchal and hierarchical ideas of masculinity.
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We do live in a culture steeped in white supremacy and class bigotry, as well as patriarchal values.
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Long known for its highly patriarchal laws that limit women's freedom, Saudi Arabia may be turning a page.
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I'm not interested in seeing these #MeToo castoffs engage in Maoist struggle sessions to purge their patriarchal impulses.
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Centuries of "patriarchal thinking," she concluded, had obscured elements of primal feminine consciousness, in both men and women.
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Ms. Ghafari is not the first woman to take over a traditionally male job in Afghanistan's patriarchal society.
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In 2008, Hanif began to imagine a story about a female avenger fighting back against Pakistan's patriarchal society.
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Some women instituted gender reparations with their partners, redistributing the housework to compensate for decades of patriarchal control.
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But its presentation of a woman challenging the patriarchal structure of organized religion is firmly of this moment.
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Some of these are centered on a native son's ambivalence about the patriarchal, agrarian society he comes from.
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This wave was often more patriarchal and miltitant, with a heavy focus on emigrating to Africa or Israel.
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As well as fighting the Turkish state, they say the also fight the dominant patriarchal culture in Turkey.
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The typical monotheistic model of the patriarchal worship tradition becomes multiple, opening to new interpretations and political insinuations.
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Monge and Cabezas both use experimental artistic strategies to advocate for women and to critique established patriarchal structures.
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This lofty vision of genteel brotherhood is a ruse obscured by meticulous patriarchal systems, initiation rights, and prayer ceremonies.
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" Commission chief Lalitha Kumaramangalam demanded an apology, telling CNN that the comment was a manifestation of India's "patriarchal attitude.
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Both are lies, but the point remains: this is a patriarchal community, and one that is poor and devout.
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Though many parts of Syrian society are governed by patriarchal structures and rigid traditions, it's not the case everywhere.
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Women in the Kuria tribe, a deeply patriarchal community, also face customs like female genital mutilation (FGM) and polygamy.
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The Church in Ireland still exerts a patriarchal force over women which is evident from country's draconian abortion laws.
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It's much harder to compete in our male-dominated, patriarchal society if you have quote-unquote burdens like that.
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Above all else, what a woman claims — and how she claims it — must not jeopardize the existing, patriarchal order.
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His patriarchal demeanor, and its metaphor for the state, is embodied in his job: selling military and police uniforms.
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In Mulvey's essay, she investigates how the fascination and pleasure captured on film echo the pre-existing patriarchal structures.
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But for women facing a patriarchal social order, strict caste rules and centuries of traditions, that guarantee means little.
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That skill of endless code-switching has derived from patriarchal systems that demand women be many things at once.
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Traditionally, the predominantly herder societies are patriarchal and men are the decision-makers and managers of land and stock.
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The shaving companies had been tricking me with their patriarchal marketing tricks into buying overpriced female razors for years.
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Throughout the film, both women also feel the growing weight of a patriarchal society bearing down on their shoulders.
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I hate that I've bought into a patriarchal moulding that dictates women need to remain youthful to be relevant.
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Their cool girlism is upholding a white supremacist and patriarchal society and taking rights away from millions of people.
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For Donnelly, misogyny and racism are deeply tied to Australia's noxious patriarchal culture, and she deftly draws the connections.
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Which would at least be a neat reversal of the usual patriarchal power play that unsolicited dick pics represent.
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Liu has long reflected on the role of the female body in the history of politics and patriarchal control.
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These are two different ways of relating to the world — one cosmopolitan and interconnected, the other patriarchal and hierarchical.
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This is an expression not of marital equality, Chinese feminists are quick to note, but of powerful patriarchal values.
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Yet the beauty of Black Girl Magic lies in its defiance of that narrative pushed by patriarchal white supremacy.
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And the film shows what it's like to be sexualized by fellow Westerners while living in a patriarchal society.
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Calming levels of gender-based violence in a hugely patriarchal society such as South Africa is a big task.
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It just says so much about the patriarchal world we live in, where everyone is assumed to be straight.
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The opera is a portrait of a deeply patriarchal culture: Even the basically good men boss their wives around.
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Castellanos argues that Trump, is the last hope of those, like me, who would preserve the old patriarchal hierarchy.
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Big Love functions almost as much as a critique of the patriarchal tendencies of many religions as anything else.
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Over the course of human history, Hrdy continued, some of these ancient impulses have become enshrined in patriarchal ideologies.
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Mind-body dualism is often ridiculed in contemporary philosophy as a legacy of stubbornly metaphysical, patriarchal and Western thinking.
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Several art experts said that the show could help overturn patriarchal attitudes that resonate in the mainstream art world.
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"Fend off patriarchal poetry" is a vague, if admirable, directive, delivered without apparent irony or a sense of complicity.
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All these models are "traditional" in the sense they were forged in societies more sexist and patriarchal than ours.
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The girl breaks through layers of paint, and with it, the patriarchal and monoracial currents in the Western canon.
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Like in the rest of the Balkan region, "it's a very patriarchal, a very male-dominated society," he said.
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The Maasai community is strongly patriarchal, and fathers have final authority over the household, where disobedience is usually unimaginable.
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But Afghanistan remained a suffocating, patriarchal society for women, especially in rural areas dominated by the Taliban, she said.
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She felt that her ambition to be viewed as an artist was thwarted in the patriarchal world of chefs.
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And patriarchal norms pervade society as a whole, relegating many of us to subordinate roles and the domestic sphere.
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In patriarchal societies, including in the Arab world, a family's honor is often deeply linked to a woman's chastity.
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Second-wave feminism liberated women from reproductive captivity, while upending traditional gender roles and patriarchal assumptions about social power.
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That language belongs to the patriarchal world of propriety and repression, against which Alejandro's life is one long protest.
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More young girls are beginning to call themselves feminists and push back against patriarchal or misogynistic attitudes, Yang said.
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Critic's Notebook Patriarchal codes may still have force in Spanish society, but contemporary flamenco is seldom a man's world.
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An abundance of heirs mixed with patriarchal lines of succession that fail to produce talented leaders can be disastrous.
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"Xenophobia and a patriarchal mindset," says Catherine Harrington of the New York-based Global Campaign for Equal Nationality Rights.
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What's even more disconcerting is that South Korea isn't the only patriarchal country to have had a female leader.
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Then, over the last 10 years, women have become more vocal — and rightly so — about patriarchal messaging in medicine.
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Since Du Bois, the idea has been adapted by women, especially black feminists writing about living in patriarchal societies.
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So blinded is he by his patriarchal worldview that he honestly believes his callous maneuvers will help his family.
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King has the opportunity here to indulge in the reversal of a patriarchal society's status quo in her reimagined China.
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Golden monkeys live in patriarchal, family-based groups where a dominant male keeps a harem of three to five females.
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Whatever talent she might've initially shown as a political mind withered under Westeros' patriarchal society, according to Dyson and Devries.
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This can only be achieved by addressing the inequalities that women and other genders face in a largely patriarchal society.
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"I did have a sneaky feeling that it was going to rock the boat of certain patriarchal groups," said Pepino.
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The pairing implies a sense of gender equality that does not reflect the patriarchal and sexist reality of her time.
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Ada Colau, the mayor of Barcelona, wrote on Twitter that the "outrageous" verdict was the product of a patriarchal judiciary.
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In it, Ms. Mulvey deploys psychoanalysis to identify, interpret and condemn the patriarchal misogyny and homophobia in the movies' marrow.
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East Germany's paranoid and hyper-surveilled society and Helmut Kohl's patriarchal CDU taught her the virtues of ambiguity and patience.
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The clubs have become islands of tolerance for nonconformists, sexual and otherwise, in a country that remains prudish and patriarchal.
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Peterson's book has numerous sections which I would characterize as sexist because they naturalize and rationalize a patriarchal social order.
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Pentecostalism reforms traditional gender roles rather than abolishing them; it tends to be robustly patriarchal, and profoundly intolerant of homosexuality.
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The patriarchal approach is enthusiastically endorsed by the politically dominant Hindu nationalist movement, spearheaded by Narendra Modi, the prime minister.
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The cultural gap between a liberal, wealthy, secular Europe and a patriarchal, conservative, Muslim society has widened to an ocean.
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These cases all illustrate relatively common failings in legal systems to protect women and girls as well as patriarchal mindsets.
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If you watch TV it reinforces a lot of existing patriarchal structures and a lot of stereotypes at several levels.
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" Sobrino Vega also made crude remarks about a Puerto Rican pop star, saying "Nothing says patriarchal oppression like Ricky Martin.
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Fulfilling your "biological duty" renders you a goddess — but even goddesses are servants to mortal men in a patriarchal society.
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The Abbey of the Everyman, the fanatical religious order, and the patriarchal antithesis to the Brigmore Witches, has taken over.
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And if we break from our accepted role as sex objects in our patriarchal society, we get shamed for it.
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"Feminist journalism must make it clear that each femicide is part of a bigger problem, which is the patriarchal culture."
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Compared with blazing a trail for their sex in a patriarchal country, they thought that the lesser of two evils.
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The Pakistani novelist Mohammed Hanif has agreed that criticism of Obaid-Chinoy reflects the patriarchal outlook that permeates Pakistani society.
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The pretext for this long-distance marriage was my education, but it was also for her freedom from patriarchal expectations.
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But change is always slow, and cultural norms remain entrenched in a traditional, patriarchal, and religiously conservative system of values.
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"Their vulnerability comes from patriarchal norms and stalled development programs because of the conflict," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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In addition, a change in long-held patriarchal traditions is also needed to protect the rights of women, Kumar said.
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Often the sense of entitlement is based on patriarchal views that have been part of our society a long time.
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She's the ultimate victim of the ultimate patriarchal establishment—a literal monarchy—and, all the better, she's a gorgeous princess.
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"It offers a narrative reinforcement of the idea of Europe filled with white people, in a patriarchal society," said Perry.
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"It was really interesting stuff, about things like Chinese puns and the dominant patriarchal structures we live in," she recalls.
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Science had been (and remains) a male-dominated discipline, and evolutionary psychologists favouring "essentialism" used science to validate patriarchal norms.
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The Western European Middle Ages were not a simple, hermetically-sealed collection of homogeneous, patriarchal, white, Christian, militaristic proto-nations.
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In 2006 her family moved to Arizona to join an insular church that promoted home schooling and strict patriarchal authority.
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But in a deeply patriarchal society with entrenched views of gender, it is unclear how far the movement will spread.
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Similarly, the Prophet's wife Aisha, nicknamed the "ruddy-cheeked one," was instrumental in questioning patriarchal sayings attributed to the Prophet.
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The other side is seeking to overthrow the patriarchal hierarchy that has run the world since we lived in caves.
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Xavier and Duarte are just two of many Black women standing up to systemic patriarchal racism that permeates through Brazil.
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I have debated admitting this publicly, but my story feels different than the narrative advanced by our patriarchal society. Why?
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I halfheartedly made my speech about the patriarchal constructs of female sexuality and convinced my colleagues it was worth pursuing.
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They are in a broad sense of the word because they contest a lot of the patriarchal principles of society.
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He was also a music-lover who encouraged his children's musical interests, though his attitude was patriarchal, Ms. Dwyer recalled.
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Even though Elektra and Karen are very different women, Daredevil has them both dealing with the patriarchy and patriarchal figures.
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She wanted to keep her own last name, arguing that a woman taking her husband's name was a patriarchal practice.
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Vanessa lives on a secluded island where a darkly patriarchal society has settled after fleeing the destruction of a scourge.
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Family novels often position queerness similarly, using it as a counterpoint or rebuke to the patriarchal dynamics driving the plot.
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Can rituals that are so deeply embedded in the preservation of patriarchal political power be productively appropriated for political change?
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As a feminist, I struggle with my decision to wear shapewear to change my body to fit patriarchal beauty standards.
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We believe raising girls to be empowered young women is imperative to their future success in our dominantly patriarchal society.
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It ideally contrasts the processional patriarchal pomp of the Capulets' dance with the lyrical outpouring of the lovers' balcony duet.
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The marital presumption might not have been fair to some individual men, but it did help uphold the patriarchal family.
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He was ordained a priest in 1947 and appointed patriarchal vicar of Jerusalem and titular bishop of Caesarea in 1965.
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" She added: "As the fundamental instrument and the foundation unit of patriarchal society, the family and its roles are prototypical.
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She arms her women with blazing rockets, missiles, and even lasers, preparing them for a battle against the patriarchal powers.
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India's reputation as a brutally patriarchal society isn't misbegotten, but it ignores how varied the status of women is here.
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But watching his father work took him "out of this patriarchal father figure role" and recast him as a teacher.
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But women did gather together in 1968 to protest the Miss America pageant and its demeaning, patriarchal treatment of women.
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Here's a holiday with sky-high expectations (and in many cases, some complicated feelings regarding gender norms, feminism, and patriarchal standards).
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I think his faith in a patriarchal or any other gendered idea of God and organized religion has been thankfully demolished.
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Revolting, reprehensible, heartless, misogynistic, patriarchal and downright evil, yes -- but let's get back to why it's also totally and outrageously unconstitutional.
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Unfortunately, for some black men, our concept of freedom isn't to defy this patriarchal order; instead, we've learned to envy it.
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And he inverted the language of anti-black white supremacist terror to make the hollow point of white supremacist patriarchal victimhood.
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It's the end of this patriarchal thing – 'Just because I'm a man and powerful, I get to do what I want.
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What is unsafe is the patriarchal mindset which makes Indian men feel that they can violate a woman without any consequences.
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A key part in getting men and boys to change their behavior involves them confronting traditional gender roles in patriarchal societies.
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When she confronts him, he's condescending about it in a way that only a patriarchal dude can be when addressing women.
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Patriarchal norms are rife and El Salvador, for example, has the highest rate of femicide of any country in the world.
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When they travel to Sicily to meet his family, he reverts to the patriarchal values of his ancestors, destroying the marriage.
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I'm not in control of the process and I don't want to be in control of it; that's a patriarchal idea.
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Ms Steinfeld and Mr Keidan took the government to court over civil partnerships because they viewed marriage as sexist and patriarchal.
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While mobile phones are tools of empowerment and independence for women, they are also perceived as threatening by patriarchal village elders.
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"Underlying all of this are the deep-seated patriarchal assumptions about what sex is and who sex is for," he continued.
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Despite this all sounding like some patriarchal bullshit, study author Tobias Otterbring insists there's solid scientific data behind these behavioral findings.
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The Pope later met with members of Egypt's small Coptic Catholic community at St. Leo's Patriarchal Seminary in Cairo's Maadi neighborhood.
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And, world leadership was no less patriarchal than it had been when the last female monarch, Queen Victoria, died in 1901.
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The film, where a determined father in deeply patriarchal Haryana state trains his daughters to become champion wrestlers, releases this Friday.
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Rita (April Bowlby) may have been hard-nosed and manipulative, but she was playing by the patriarchal rules of classic Hollywood.
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Guess we'll have to chalk it up to that whole patriarchal maze society can't seem to climb its way out of.
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Because where better to chat about patriarchal gatekeepers, mainstream porn and existential dread than when surrounded by plantlife and bunny rabbits.
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And that's not to say that any woman who decides to have a child is a tool of the patriarchal past.
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They reflect her sense that Nigerian women are constantly negotiating how tough or how soft to be in a patriarchal society.
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Los Angeles's most recent installation of anti-Trump (and thus anti-patriarchal) art made its debut in Night Gallery's parking lot.
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The crowd turns ugly, and Buck takes it on the lam, hastily disguising himself by shaving off his long patriarchal beard.
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The uncomfortable truth is, some women continue to uphold the white supremacist and patriarchal attitudes they vowed to smash in 2017.
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Jameela Jamil may not have watertight responses to patriarchal beauty standards, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez might not solve political inequality overnight.
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The study underlined a few universal truths—that stereotypes such as "boys don't cry" are perpetuating outdated and harmful patriarchal attitudes.
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At face value, a woman in rope bondage within a patriarchal culture can seem like a vexing exacerbation of male dominance.
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Rather, it was a patriarchal notion of a woman's place in society that would dictate the opportunities she had in life.
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We're also making sure that traditional liturgies can be queer inclusive, and not patriarchal, by rewriting some and crafting new ones.
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It's homogenized, it's patriarchal, it can be misogynistic, and it can be all the things that traditional, coastal culture is not.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MINNEAPOLIS — The history of arts patronage is a patriarchal affair, beginning with the word's etymology.
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What if instead of insisting we live in a culture of individualism and perfectionism, of unyielding patriarchal strength, we accepted frailty?
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The Grimms not only infused tales with strong Christian values but also systematically rewrote many stories to reinforce patriarchal gender norms.
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It's also the only Indian state where residents observe a system of matrilineal inheritance, an oddity in India's fiercely patriarchal society.
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More and more, they also expose the genre's disavowals and patriarchal dirty secrets, vindicating erased maternal contributions and buried collateral lines.
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" But part of the conditioning of the "patriarchal ideal" is to make women feel empowered by it on their "own terms.
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A self-described "feminist therapist," she was a prominent voice in the anti-psychiatry movement, contending that the field is patriarchal.
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She has to remake the world, destroy our patriarchal capitalist system and, of course, stop climate change dead in its tracks.
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Pregnant women are given a long list of medical recommendations that can come across as patriarchal don'ts: Don't eat raw fish.
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Evangelical pastors embrace varied ideologies, but when it comes to gender and sexuality, their values are typically conservative, patriarchal and homophobic.
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Born in China in the late 19th century, Qiu Jin rebelled against the oppressive patriarchal society in which she found herself.
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The other is the responsibility of a patriarchal society that has, at least until recently, normalized behavior and promoted toxic attitudes.
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I'm optimistic that, thanks to hierarchy-flattening tools like the internet, we are witnessing this patriarchal perception being dealt with appropriately.
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In that sense, it's like a feminist critique of where a woman is made to stand in a patriarchal, heteronormative reality.
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But neither education nor money is powerful enough to mitigate the oppression of being a woman in a systematically patriarchal society.
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Observations of primates and isolated tribes suggest that humans' patriarchal order may have evolved by accident rather than out of evolutionary necessity.
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Women especially are conditioned to minimize all forms of negative treatment by men for patriarchal benefit, and emotional misconduct is no exception.
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Disaster Park became the first female leader of a deeply patriarchal South Korean society, sparking hopes of a push toward gender equality.
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No coincidence that the tops of these sculptures evolved into drooping, melting, phallic forms during the announcements from the new patriarchal regime.
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Her effective stewardship won her the loyalty of the Stark bannermen — an impressive feat for a young woman in a patriarchal society.
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"All of these factors can converge in a patriarchal system that stresses male superiority and which normalizes violence towards women," she says.
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Feminists like Hélène Cixous have since appropriated the term as a form of rebellion against the false rationality of the patriarchal order.
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In addition to seeking justice for victims of violence, the gender desk aims to shift traditional, patriarchal attitudes towards women and girls.
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But the overarching feminist critique of the text is straightforward: It doesn't actually challenge the status quo, or patriarchal control of it.
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This country has acted many times to preserve white, patriarchal power structures in the name of preserving a particular image of itself.
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And the Kremlin, with its patriarchal view of women, believes that Hillary Clinton would ultimately take cues from Bill Clinton's foreign policy.
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Conservative and patriarchal Japan excludes women -- who make up 210 of the 18 members of the royal family -- from taking the throne.
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The Dora Milaje, on the other hand, derive their power and beauty from a femininity that exists outside patriarchal concepts of empowerment.
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Instead, there was an air of celebration, of taking an overbearing patriarchal, exclusively straight, cis-gendered structure and making its content queer.
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"If you're going to succeed in the system as it currently stands, you're working within a patriarchal framework," de la Cretaz said.
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Perhaps the underlying fantasy is a patriarchal one: that man can create a perfect woman who will give him all he wants.
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In India, conservative and patriarchal norms make it difficult for victims to speak out about sexual violence by their husbands, activists say.
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Then, 'Man of the Year,' and the crowd went nuts, including the women who were specifically being excluded by the patriarchal language.
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"It is a patriarchal system that is beginning to feel a little bit that its foundation is being chipped away," she said.
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But it crumbles under the weight of women's words, because the true source of power in a patriarchal society is women's silence.
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" Morales adds: "[Brujería] is in our blood and must be activated for our empowerment and for the abolishment of the patriarchal rule.
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And, equally, that the intangible, holographic promises of a patriarchal, tech-driven society will inevitably erode our souls, if we let them.
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All over the world, they're forming collectives to provide each other with the support they're not receiving from a largely patriarchal industry.
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With this one posture, Neery made visual her lifelong impulse of destroying patriarchal views of femininity and masculinity, of suffering and victory.
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For the first time, women and feminized bodies of 55 countries organized together to strike against patriarchal and colonial forms of exploitation.
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"We're helpless in front of this patriarchal judiciary," Suky Reglero, a spokeswoman for one group, the 8-M Committee, told Europa Press.
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Mullin always appreciated how Carnesecca — still, at 93, a patriarchal presence around St. John's — became less demanding in the face of adversity.
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Cersei's diagnosis isn't as straightforward as the others, Honda said, because of her position as a female in a highly patriarchal society.
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Especially when it seems like that raw, patriarchal need to humiliate and destroy people, especially female people, is much more powerful now.
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Their image — antithetical to the patriarchal and stoic qualities traditionally associated with Chinese men — is changing the face of masculinity in China.
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It's a very patriarchal construct that [traditional] businesses have the knowledge to navigate because it's the same system that governs other industries.
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Van Doran is the owner of the Modern Love Club, a boutique matchmaking company that aims to break the industry's patriarchal stereotypes.
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While the Boy Scouts' announcement is being spun as a courageous gesture toward gender equality, it's more likely to further patriarchal goals.
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Mieko Kawakami, whose work deals with what is expected of women in patriarchal society, is one of Japan's most acclaimed contemporary novelists.
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In the end, I'm not sure if I succeeded in avoiding any of the patriarchal trappings that Laura Heyman so expertly critiques.
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Add to these rules a patriarchal structure that systematically dispossesses widows in favor of their brothers-in-law and parents-in-law.
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Working long hours also used to be seen as a badge of honor, especially for the male breadwinner in a patriarchal society.
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Ms. Huang gained prominence as a #MeToo activist who confronted China's patriarchal culture, helping dozens of women report cases of sexual harassment.
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She became an acclaimed novelist, though it was for her nonfiction polemic, "Patriarchal Attitudes: Women in Society," that she is best known.
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Fourteen female partners signed the letter, which criticized the description of the firm as "patriarchal" and urged that the lawsuit be withdrawn.
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"Apparently they take no inspiration from Queen Elizabeth ... and instead take refuge behind fatuous patriarchal justifications for not doing so," Kingston said.
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Steve Rogers and Tony Stark, the patriarchal figures of the Avengers ragtag group, come to a head in Captain America: Civil War.
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My guess is Warren, because she best encapsulates the anger that the hard-core left has toward the white capitalist patriarchal system.
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And despite her presence and that of several other female commentators, "The Owl's Legacy" amply illustrates the patriarchal, yet another Greek term.
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A "dupatta," the traditional scarf representing female modesty, drapes down toward two women, neither of whom are free from society's patriarchal structures.
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"When boys and men challenge patriarchal constructions of gender, they're at risk of being perceived as failures, or as weak," she said.
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They are targeted by institutional, governmental, and religious bodies as well as by deeply patriarchal cultures — both in Eastern Europe and elsewhere.
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The group decided early on that they would maintain collective authorship over all their work as a way to resist patriarchal hierarchies.
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But deep-rooted patriarchal attitudes persist preventing women from the same access to education, health and jobs as men, human rights groups say.
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On the other hand, that traditional, patriarchal demand unmasked the greatest hypocrisy in the world of Gilead, the authoritarian government of Handmaid's Tale.
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Challenging entrenched ideas The women of Jinwar say they want to change the idea that women are victims of patriarchal relationships and violence.
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Then in the late 20143s and early 22014s the group, which consists of about 224 patriarchal clans, bet big on the cocaine trade.
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"Finally a product that combines everything I hate: wine, marketing, unbridled capitalism and authoritarian patriarchal dystopias where women are chattel!" another person tweeted .
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The callouts then shifted toward the #MeToo movement, with patriarchal heads rolling in the entertainment industry (and the art world) at lightning speed.
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Addis Ababa University in Ethiopia "We work in a hard, patriarchal environment," Berhanu told BuzzFeed News on a Skype call from Ethiopia's capital.
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Whether or not he makes it onto the Supreme Court bench, the 53-year-old judge already symbolises the patriarchal riposte to #MeToo.
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" Underneath Mthethwa's work, a placard reads, in part: "The patriarchal gesture and the performance of masculinity present her as peripheral to the event.
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As a result, arcane words like "tomos" (a Patriarchal decree proclaiming an independent church) have become part of everyday political chatter in Kiev.
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But it doesn't change the fact that they unfairly picked on female directors... This was a patriarchal regulator trying to control female sexuality.
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Well, they were imbedded in a patriarchal world in which a woman's right to vote, much less run for the presidency, was unimaginable.
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After all Laurie's been through — whether as the final girl or the dysfunctional mother — she still couldn't conquer this symbol of patriarchal trauma.
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If we look at specific moments in the film, we can point to Barney [played by Michael Dempsey] who represents this patriarchal character.
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Egypt is a majority Muslim country of some 95 million that is a mostly patriarchal society where street harassment of women is endemic.
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Damningly, during the same era that Republicans are now praising, women immigrating into America were trapped in a patriarchal system known as coverture.
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But the problem isn't with Meredith – it's with the economically skewed, patriarchal world that forces a woman to use her beauty as currency.
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"I grew up in a highly patriarchal culture immersed in the belief of machismo, and I was very hurt by it," she says.
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A culture of victim blaming in society that's deeply patriarchal and religious often deters women from speaking out or reporting crimes against them.
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Pauletta not only sides against her adult daughter's natural hair choice but becomes a type of villain, spewing homophobic, patriarchal, and classist language.
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That's an old patriarchal saw that gets trotted out in service of maintaining a hierarchy that doesn't offer opportunity to the less advantaged.
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Like many Roma women, Ms. Darmas was raised to adopt the traditional role of wife, mother and caregiver in the predominantly patriarchal society.
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She has campaigned against female genital mutilation and fought for the broader rights of girls and women in patriarchal societies of East Africa.
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Muslim countries – especially Arab countries, which tend to be more patriarchal – have much lower percentages of women in parliament, and in cabinet positions.
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So, sexism is the ideology that supports patriarchal social relations, but misogyny enforces it when there's a threat of that system going away.
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What did you want to portray about what it's like to be in this patriarchal society that's also a powder keg of testosterone?
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And the film asks the audience to consider how living in, not just a homophobic society, but a patriarchal society shapes women's experiences.
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He immediately envisioned filling the nooks and crannies of the building with musicians on guitar singing from the patriarchal songbook in a loop.
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"My family is a matriarchy in a patriarchal community," writes Mr. Yu, who lives in Endicott, N.Y. and whose mother is a physician.
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I thought she would be the typical white feminist who would argue that being veiled is a form of submission to patriarchal religion.
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While it can be shared, for too long the sexual pleasure of women has been defined by the expectations of a patriarchal society.
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Still, some on the left argue that feminists should not attribute patriarchal behavior to certain groups, and that this is its real strength.
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Being an orphan from age 6 in a very patrilineal, very patriarchal and very tribal society must have been a social death sentence.
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The intention wasn't of liberation, then — it was a joke at the expense of unmarried women, and a naked invocation of patriarchal power.
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So sexism is the ideology that supports patriarchal social relations, but misogyny enforces it when there's a threat of that system going away.
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And what keeps women inside these ghastly places is not societal pressure, or a patriarchal jailer, but the demon in their own minds.
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Raffo had instructed her students to read Ibsen and write about their experiences growing up in the patriarchal societies of the Middle East.
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But Lizzie Borden's speculative action thriller brims with punk-rock defiance, as a group of lesbian feminists prepare to overthrow their patriarchal overlords.
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It imagines what a world ruled exclusively by dicks looks like, from the empty consumerist culture to the castrating fears of patriarchal pressure.
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However, this slow ideological rupturing of nationalist, patriarchal, WEM-Judeo-Christian traditions was only possible through steadfast and creative interventions by cultural workers.
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The women of Umoja are all of the Samburu culture, an extremely patriarchal society that practices female genital mutilation and believes in polygamy.
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Using her talent to inspire women who are confronted by a patriarchal society every time they leave the house is no insignificant feat.
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Instead of parting with hers, she kept it, not willing to give up her creative labor in support of an outmoded patriarchal trope.
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A fertility crisis has paved the way for Christian fundamentalists to seize power in the United States, founding a rigidly patriarchal theocracy called Gilead.
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It feels very patriarchal that she must sign away her rights and her body, despite the fact that this is what her parents wanted.
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Women work hard but are largely overlooked, used as pawns in a way to carry on the cruel clockwork that is our patriarchal society.
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It's the long history of this patriarchal culture that values certain activities and renders others completely valueless despite the money that goes into them.
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To his critics, he is a proponent of decades' worth of toxic patriarchal attitudes, exactly what the evangelical community needs to move away from.
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According to Johns, feminist analysis of folklore often positions these tales as products of a patriarchal society, reflections of the male point of view.
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And the pontianak's vindictive nature helps to provide a mythic counterpoint to the real-life experience of being a woman in a patriarchal society.
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Meanwhile, despite their egalitarian impulses, these congregations always had an authoritarian, patriarchal bent, the chain of command running from God to husbands and fathers.
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A state where a patriarchal, class-driven social order — the whole conceit of a game of thrones, really — is more irrelevant by the day.
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But that role, that fight against and periodic capitulation to a patriarchal society — it's one so many women, myself included, recognize as our own.
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It frames Göldi's life and death as belonging to a long line of defiant individuals who dared to survive in spite of patriarchal violence.
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Much has been written about how this work is primarily positioned to serve the heart of patriarchal society, the heterosexual marriage and family unit.
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But maybe Delores Umbridge, an ambitious working woman struggling to break a glass ceiling in a patriarchal wizard bureaucracy, is also due a reassessment.
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The off-kilter outbursts from Biden and Jay-Z drive home the way patriarchal neuralyzing proceeds by way of uncontrolled bursts of rhetorical chaos.
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Once Black families could be made to parallel and emulate the patriarchal structures of white families, they could assimilate successfully into the socioeconomic mainstream.
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Baloch used her social media platform to discuss female empowerment and protest the patriarchal society she was born into, according to her Facebook page.
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"Tying the knot" and "asking for her hand" certainly carry patriarchal connotations, but that doesn't mean that the person proposing thinks in that way.
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She also said she hopes that momentum carries through the presidential election in 2020, with women who are "not necessarily likable" by patriarchal standards.
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Some salty language has surfaced in Austrian documents on the difficulties of integrating men from regions marked by "patriarchal…or backward-looking religious attitudes".
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"We grow up in this patriarchal, misogynistic culture, and women fantasize about watching themselves through a male gaze," explained Ratajkowski about feminism in 2018.
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A few years ago, it became popular on feminist Twitter to tweet about the awful effects of patriarchal culture and attach the line #KillAllMen.
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In a patriarchal society, we're not appropriately valuing self-care in relationship to labor if care is gendered female and labor is gendered male.
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The film, however, presents them as an encapsulation of the Wakandan ideal that, "the matriarchal and patriarchal must stand side by side," said Gurira.
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While Asia can be deeply patriarchal, it also has its outspoken, confident women, like some of the legendary icons featured on the film soundtrack.
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" SH: "For me, being queer is an active choice — to reject patriarchal masculinity, to object whiteness, to challenge gender norms, and to celebrate femininity.
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What took place at the U.S. Open is just the latest in an overflowing stream of patriarchal bullshit that happens constantly in women's tennis.
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Financial necessity and the prospect of a 63,000 rupees ($73) monthly pay cheque trumped any patriarchal hesitation her father had about her new path.
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They are a fantasy, but Mathur (and Apte herself) is a real woman, a highly competent women in a competitive field and patriarchal society.
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Mary becomes the only woman in his band of disciples and defies the prejudices of a patriarchal society as she undergoes a spiritual awakening.
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But the books don't, instead bringing readers into the minds of archetypal women as they seek power and survival within an oppressive patriarchal society.
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Jane Naimirdik, a BOMA trainer and mentor, said communities in Marsabit are highly patriarchal, but the program helps women gain a voice in society.
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They're apparently evidence of narcissism or self-centeredness, though, some people say they're a feminist act of smashing patriarchal beauty standards, which YES, GIRL.
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He entered the Patriarchal Seminary of Venice as a teenager and was ordained a priest in the Archdiocese of Venice on May 23, 1940.
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Adding the bride or groom's mother to the process makes the process more egalitarian as well, distancing modern couples from the whole patriarchal rigamarole.
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Now resentments are building in Gilead and in Canada, where a girl with connections to Gilead's patriarchal regime is poised to join the Resistance.
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The councils, which are typically made up of older male leaders, have been denounced by critics as kangaroo courts that help perpetuate patriarchal values.
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Ancient, patriarchal ideas have made rape and sexual slavery a central strategy in genocidal conflicts, meant to destroy the very identity of the enemy.
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Another march organizer, who asked not to be identified, said the backlash "shows that this collective organization of women has threatened the patriarchal forces".
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Barrett's religious sect believes that men are heads of households and women "handmaids" who are supposed to defer to patriarchal authority in all things.
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I know that as a white male in a patriarchal society, I'll never understand what it's like to experience oppression under the glass ceiling.
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That includes forcing owners of businesses to give their workers control of their companies as much as possible and get rid of patriarchal relations.
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For years, scientists tried to find an analog for the male orgasm in women, leading critics to denounce their findings as biased and patriarchal.
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After all, no matter how feminist the judge, she (or he) remains constrained by laws that in many cases uphold traditional and patriarchal norms.
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The story is interpreted as criticism against patriarchal control and the silencing of women—but the parallel in this movie is purely coincidental, apparently.
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In short: I think the adjective "wanton" is a patriarchal trap, one that has long been used to stigmatize (if not criminalize) feminine sexuality.
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Though she shares the desire to end patriarchal violence, she does not share a common physicality with the other women in Big Mother's army.
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IN HER WORDS We sat down with the United Nations secretary general to talk about how one wrests a patriarchal organization into the future.
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White women have voted for Republican candidates for a long time, even though those candidates represented the continuation of a capitalist patriarchal power structure.
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These fit the role men are expected to play in the same patriarchal system that punishes women for stepping out of their expected role.
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When it debuted a decade ago, on March 12, 2006, it immediately began to present nuanced takes on marriage, patriarchal systems, and female friendship.
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These women are portrayed as animals in order to emphasize that they are diseased, and that they fall outside of the dominant patriarchal society.
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Matiko and Samir belong to the Kuria tribe, a deeply traditional community that affirms harsh patriarchal customs like female genital mutilation (FGM) and polygamy.
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But the women of Iran have long grown accustomed to cultural and political pressure and have ultimately found ways to navigate Iran's patriarchal society.
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The need for representation of marginalized identities in art is evident, especially when considering a larger fight against racist patriarchal social and political institutions.
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But Rosemary, the innocent victim of a cabal of Satanists and a vessel of their patriarchal conspiracy, is around to deliver the final shock.
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" Ms. Sevigny said she hoped that "Lizzie," with its central theme of patriarchal oppression and abuse, would "continue the #MeToo and Time's Up conversation.
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The church's leaders should be open to at least discussing thorny issues around its patriarchal culture and its teachings about human sexuality and gender.
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In it, 28 Afghan women tell of struggling for liberation from the isolation and strictures of the Taliban, and of often oppressive, patriarchal practices.
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Though these characters brush against patriarchal pressures or experience the young woman's economic precarity, their lives are also meant to be envied and coveted.
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Insanity, fury, irrepressible passion: These risky paintings were not just assaults on Fascism but also expressions of uncontrollable femininity that roiled a patriarchal Italy.
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As feminist issues come to the fore in deeply patriarchal South Korea, there's a growing discontent among young men that they're being left behind.
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Done in a crisp Pop style, his figure represents an attitude of hostility toward difference that she saw as embedded in patriarchal American culture.
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If women in A.A. were "expected to blame themselves, follow instructions and fall into line in a patriarchal society," I'd have left long ago.
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And of course, he blames this hollow dissatisfaction on the women who reject him, rather than the patriarchal ideals that fed him false promises.
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Anti-choice fervor and white supremacy stem from the same place — the idea, need and want to control and preserve a Christian patriarchal order.
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First of all, it was a patriarchal pat on the back for everyone involved; no offense to the Vacuum Dads out there, but c'mon.
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Coogler is an ideal candidate to help deconstruct the patriarchal fantasies of postcolonial escapism that make the Bond movies so simultaneously irresistible and frustrating.
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This is the mind-set that a patriarchal society enforces, one designed to keep women from defining success in ways unrelated to male adoration.
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That can make women think twice about going public in a highly patriarchal society that often shames them for speaking out, the activists say.
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The entire museum will be a fully encyclopedic museum because we're going to be hearing not only the patriarchal, but also the matriarchal view.
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Stories of real and mythic women who lived in extremes against dangerous odds and patriarchal violence are interspersed with letters, photos, diagrams, and calligraphy.
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Using gender as an analytical lens, we re-examine the underlying assumptions in patriarchal interpretations of the sacred texts and devise more egalitarian conclusions.
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A heterosexual couple opposed to the "patriarchal nature" of marriage won the legal right to have a civil partnership, after appealing to Britain's Supreme Court.
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As women in Guatemala challenge the traditions of a patriarchal society, "it's really important that we understand the environments that they're operating in," Robinson said.
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"When you have a patriarchal theology, with one person in power and control of the other, some will use that theology to abuse," she said.
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Gender activists and political parties have condemned Dudu Mazibuko's bursary scheme, with the Economic Freedom Fighters opposition party describing it as "patriarchal and anti-women".
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So when they do [get married], the pattern of responsibility won't fall on these old patriarchal lines that cut men off from being domestically involved.
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For me it goes back to this patriarchal idea that gender is binary and, within that, you have to comply with set or 'normal' roles.
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Japanese software companies excel at these fantasies, offering up interaction with animated characters in games like Custom Maid, which looked as patriarchal as it sounds.
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Heather Busby, executive director of reproductive rights nonprofit NARAL Pro-Choice Texas, wondered if those symbols of patriarchal dystopia could be put to other use.
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Sansa, like the real-world queen, is a victim of sexual abuse who overcame patriarchal conventions and took on a position of power and influence.
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The system is similar to what I've seen used in patriarchal societies like Bangladesh, where 50 of the 350 parliamentary seats are reserved for women.
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In a way, this was life imitating art: one woman standing up for the rights of a minority, while another woman preached patriarchal family values.
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Like many bullshit dress codes, Sleevegate rears its ugly, patriarchal head every summer when the weather heats up, no matter which party is in charge.
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The big picture: The gender-driven political commentary of "The Handmaid's Tale" became an inspiration for women resisting the Trump administration and protesting patriarchal norms.
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Faris says Pratt's patriarchal attitude in these moments comforted her, and they didn't let each other break down in the face of a terrifying prospect.
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While this structure is undeniably more beneficial for women than the patriarchal family structure, it's also not the matriarchal utopia envisioned by the outside world.
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The Mad Men alum will, once again, portray a true rebel — albeit this time, she won't be fighting against the government within a patriarchal dystopia.
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"You'd never pull this patriarchal shit with Ben," she tells him, after he assigns her police protection as she continues her investigation at her apartment.
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They offer a virtual space that we can use as a refuge — or at least a shortcut — from the power imbalances of a patriarchal system.
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This authoritarian form of faith translates to other aspects of life, such as the patriarchal authority of the man as the head of the household.
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Vulnerability and agency increasingly co-exist, and we are slowly seeing more examples of first-time sex that aren't heteronormative, patriarchal or defined by rape.
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The Sala challenges the visitor to "bear witness to the pain of the female experience under the prejudice of patriarchal society," the press release explains.
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But the custom, which is less common in the cities, is deeply patriarchal, said Stalin K., director of Video Volunteers, which is based in Goa.
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And when you're a woman influencer, sometimes these things are bullshit wellness products that perpetuate not just patriarchal but unrealistic and downright irresponsible body ideals.
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The consequences of this kind of irresponsible femicide coverage are dire: They perpetuate patriarchal attitudes that directly feed gender violence, which is on the rise.
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Instead of starting a conversation about corruption and nepotism, Walsh has started one about clothes, and in the process she has reinforced old patriarchal narratives.
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" In their book, he and Ms. Gordon-Reed depict Jefferson as holding true, in his own mind at least, to a lifelong "patriarchal republican faith.
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The film touches on gentrification in Chicago, the patriarchal abuse of power in politics, the militant policing of black people, and urban and sexual violence.
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"The avenging-women are strong female lead characters who actively disobey the patriarchal culture of disarmament, in an apparently feminist display of empowerment," she writes.
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Today, Ms. Ahluwalia's creations blend social activism, art, design and fashion — partly trying to counter what she calls the patriarchal associations of traditional Indian jewelry.
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Books of The Times This is a tale of patriarchal double standards and sexual disgrace — but the humiliation turned out to be his, not hers.
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This translation transforms Sarah's experience into one of postpartum alienation; her statement becomes an agonized testimony of being marginalized, through laughter, by a patriarchal society.
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"Engine" (250), a drawing of a stripped-down 45-cylinder engine set on end, looks like a fetish object from a patriarchal, power-obsessed civilization.
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They have come of age during the post-Taliban struggle by many young Afghans to break free of the harsh contours of a patriarchal society.
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But he pitched himself as a bulwark against cultural and demographic change, a symbol of white patriarchal manhood aligned against immigrants, feminists and racial minorities.
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In her book, Ms. Klöckner argues that as a result of the recent influx of migrants from "patriarchal countries," women's equality is under new pressure.
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It's a refreshing change, even if the depictions of the marginalization and patriarchal attitudes that drive the Suleimans are pretty formulaic in their own right.
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Satwinder is slowly breaking through this and in the process has become a symbol of a newfound willingness to fight back against a patriarchal system.
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Satwinder is slowly breaking through this – and in the process has become a symbol of a newfound willingness to fight back against a patriarchal system.
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The fact is that many societies in classical antiquity were very patriarchal, and misogynistic ideas can be found in many canonical texts from ancient literature.
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According to the Zentropa propaganda, I would be part of an 'alternative work culture', but in reality, I encountered an old-fashioned, patriarchal power structure.
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Trump is incapable of telling the truth, but he's a pretty honest symbol of the patriarchal ideals of the movement that's made him its champion.
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What's more, I realized that this was not just my experience but is analogous to the general experience of women in our hetero-patriarchal society.
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In her drawings, paintings, sculptures, and installations at Marian Goodman in Paris, Annette Messager deploys an iconography of anti-patriarchal anger rooted in the female body.
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But this is something I think about a lot, and I've become a proponent of suggesting that scripture interpreted in a patriarchal way is interpreted wrong.
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The idea is that once you've been redpilled, you can embrace a patriarchal view of gender roles within a community of like-minded people, mostly men.
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The sisters grew up in a small town in the northern state of Haryana, defying patriarchal norms by training in a male-dominated sport like wrestling.
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The idea that the penis must pierce through the hymen to enter the vagina is wrong, and reminiscent of a more patriarchal view of sexual intercourse.
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"It is possible to change a narrative that has been patriarchal for centuries," Sherin Khankan, founder of Europe's first women's mosque, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The work's power is heightened by the color red, denoting the violence by which female agency, even in childbirth, is pried away in a patriarchal society.
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Together with Lamya Kaddor, a German woman with a Syrian background, she is replacing Islam's patriarchal baggage with gender equality and a commitment to gay rights.
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There's a dark side to feminism's growing mainstream visibility, though: To gain acceptance, the movement has had to make itself palatable within a capitalist, patriarchal culture.
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ALMATY (Reuters) - An aging central Asian leader grooms his daughter to succeed him, and she then overcomes suspicion from her patriarchal society to unite her people.
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I'd love to see that double standard that is super sexist just fade away along with every other remnants of patriarchal society that we live in.
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In the Bible, Abraham is a patriarchal figure who, in his most well-known story, is tested by God, who asks him to sacrifice his son.
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It's a patriarchal vision that honours the religion of banality driven by capitalism that I refuse to accept, that's why I paint women in the city.
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Victoria El-Khoury Zwein, a potential candidate with a new party called "Sabaa", meaning seven in Arabic, agreed that a "patriarchal society" is holding Lebanon back.
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" Along with mimicking genitalia, their collections are often presented with "runway manifestos" that include goals such as "reversing patriarchal society's concept of female sexualisation and objectification.
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To identify a basic witch, you need to look no further than her apartment: flush with light woods and feminist incense and anti-patriarchal throw pillows.
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But if someone's issues fall into a more problematic category (untreated addiction, narcissism, patriarchal vibes), find the nearest exit hatch, open your parachute, and fly free!
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The four-member panel, in a 70-page report issued last Friday, said that a "patriarchal culture of favoritism and cronyism" had allowed "impunity and retaliation".
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They're responding to a stigma rooted in one of the oldest patriarchal tropes in the book: A woman's worth lies in the fecundity of her womb.
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Rani's best friend, Lajjo (Radhika Apte), is regularly beaten by her husband, in part because he thinks she's infertile but mostly because he's a patriarchal monster.
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And yet, in "A Dying Colonialism," Fanon is really trying from within to understand the position of women by asking questions about patriarchal structures of domination.
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In another era, she would have been called a hysteric and sent away to a more overtly patriarchal version of the sanatorium her parents once operated.
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She brilliantly captured the tragedy of Howe's silencing as well as that of other women writers imprisoned by the patriarchal expectations and rules of their day.
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As chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1991, Biden actively enabled the humiliation and stigmatization of Anita Hill in that terrible spectacle of patriarchal impunity.
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As two female photographers trying to work in patriarchal societies, they became close friends and often leaned on each other for emotional support in their careers.
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Filled with fried egg breasts and cucumber phalluses, Sarah Lucas's new retrospective at the New Museum illuminates her wry subversion of the patriarchal art historical canon.
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However, when you talk about monarchical power, or corporate power, or patriarchal power, or homophobic power, then that's power from above being imposed on those below.
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They are, it seems to me, trying to impose new norms of consideration on a brutal sexual culture, without appealing to religious sanction or patriarchal chivalry.
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That prospect adds urgency to the Superwomen exhibit, which explores the refusal of Afghanistan's patriarchal society to acknowledge, much less respect, the achievements of courageous women.
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In a patriarchal society where almost half the population considers homosexuality an illness, some said Ms. Brnabic's sexual orientation alone disqualified her from leading a government.
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To suggest that "feminist readings" are limited to a single idea of searching for "metaphor[s] for patriarchal oppression" is an oversimplification of the feminist project.
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The irony is that when I stop fighting my ego, I am able to find my deepest power as a woman living in a patriarchal world.
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Many people — of course not all — who call themselves progressive tend to ignore, downplay or defend Islam and some of the patriarchal aspects of immigrant cultures.
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"On every International Women's Day, I keep thinking more of how suppressed we are within this patriarchal society," said Sahar Fetrat, a filmmaker and women's activist.
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So we knew that we needed a character who you loved, who had this patriarchal quality, who was lovable and could be grounded in absurd scenarios.
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We decided that our mission, celebrating the year's best long-form journalism, is more important than the staid and stifling morality of patriarchal bourgeois neoliberal society.
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This staging touch brings out the feminist subtext of the opera: that for all the patriarchal bonds of society, women are ascendant and emboldening each other.
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Cersei's arc has always been about a woman, raised in a patriarchal culture steeped in sexual violence, trying to seize her own power within that structure.
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How about the very real patriarchal practices of rape, sexual slavery, and the commodification of female bodies as explored in Hulu's screen adaptation of The Handmaid's Tale?
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But tackling impunity for gender-based crimes poses a particular set of challenges because it requires judges and juries to confront deep-rooted patriarchal biases, says Baires.
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It's an unfortunate right of passage for so many young women — a searing reminder of hundreds of years of patriarchal control over our bodies and sexual mores.
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The series about a land where women struggle as they live under patriarchal domination has hit particularly close to home with the current state of US politics.
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When a woman is considered an object, or given a utilitarian value, we are using the same patriarchal logic present in the power relations in our culture.
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Perhaps the most encouraging trend in Birmingham is the emergence of articulate Muslim women who can call out their community's patriarchal conservatism without seeming patronising or racist.
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One lucky child gets to be the Lucia bride, wearing a crown with lit candles (yes, this tradition is both flammable and weirdly patriarchal, but quite nice).
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For example, Betty Friedan (author of The Feminine Mystique) rejected traditional women's fashion as both a source of restriction and limitation placed on women by patriarchal forces.
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" A protester, her face covered with a balaclava and a clown nose, yelled into a microphone: "For being machista and patriarchal, we declare the prosecutor's office guilty!
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Instead, it suggests that the dominant family structure — literal or metaphorical — remains patriarchal, frequently manipulative, and, especially to those victimized by it, incredibly (if often invisibly) toxic.
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Johnston similarly described narrative cinema as implicitly patriarchal, and suggested that feminist filmmaking should combine strategies of entertainment and politics to fight the audiovisual constructs of oppression.
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Perhaps there is some truth in a story about Serbian politics which is meant to bring home that country's authoritarian, patriarchal streak, especially seen in rural areas.
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I was being told by this patriarchal state agency that as a kinky woman I was unacceptable, that my sexuality was disgusting and dangerous to children, even.
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While there is a strong patriarchal and religious streak in most of Egypt, the players come from a small, somewhat privileged slice of society that is westernized.
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Zoe Buckman takes issue with the voice of command, teasing out how patriarchal authority permeates our ideas of femininity and the ways we deal with women's bodies.
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It's about relating feminism to Mother Earth, to nature, to fecundity, to procreation, to life, and [about] how patriarchal institutions have exploited and disrespected this feminine energy.
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A patriarchal culture has become more gender-balanced: the share of working-age women with jobs has risen from 58% to 70% in the past 15 years.
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That kind of possibility is especially exciting, as Luna recognizes how her installment is helping revolutionize a traditionally conservative, and oftentimes patriarchal, culture like the Latinx community.
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"Where did all the kings go?" the MC asks rhetorically as the man quickly changes his costume, shedding his patriarchal robes for the vestiges of a cowboy.
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Within the first couple of minutes, Tinker, the doctor-cum-patriarchal overlord injects a young man named Graham in the eye with a lethal dose of heroin.
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Those barriers include a culture of victim blaming from a deeply patriarchal and religious society that often deters women from speaking out or reporting crimes against them.
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It can be disconcerting to watch women take part in it — not only because of patriarchal stereotypes, but also the feminist pressure to represent our gender well.
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I see the #MeToo and Time's Up movements also using new versions of the same methods to begin the long path to ending centuries of patriarchal power.
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Hysteria was a common medical diagnosis in the nineteenth century for women suffering from mental psychosis or women who wanted to live outside of the patriarchal structure.
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She did exactly "what she said she was going to do", he remembers, and she "smashed through a lot of barriers in the process: religious, cultural, patriarchal".
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Yet this is not a straightforward fable of patriarchal oppression: the dynamic between the women as their lives intersect on the stairwell are just as keenly observed.
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In her vision of the post-patriarchal society, kids would be allowed to have sex, too, including with adults (even their biological parents) if they so chose.
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"It's not abuse, it's rape" and "Enough with patriarchal justice" chanted the crowd made up mostly of women gathered in front of the Justice Ministry in Madrid.
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I think there's a lot of patriarchal governments everywhere in the world, and I wanted to speak a little more broadly than to this moment in time.
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On a camping trip, she mounted a tree stump and inveighed against the family's patriarchal dynamics, while everyone else, suppressing laughter, hurried to set up before dark.
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Over the past 100 years, regular injections of inert, unthreatening forms of feminism were supposed to stave off the virus threatening to wreck a patriarchal body politic.
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But her worries were the same—that the right-wing was bent on depriving gays and women of their civil rights and restoring an oppressive patriarchal society.
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As many women noted, she mustered the kinds of wiles that are typical of women in patriarchal settings (all eleven Republicans on the committee are white men).
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But for 227 years, the presidency has been associated with stereotypically male qualities — strength, resolve, fearlessness — and the embodiment of power in a deeply patriarchal political system.
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In fact, The Favourite is almost gleefully ruthless about pointing out that within a patriarchal society, the pursuit of personal power for women almost necessarily becomes political.
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You've got very patriarchal family values and a politics of resentment aimed at black Americans and other groups as internal threats, and this gets exported to Europe.
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A big reason we call motherhood a job is to impress upon our patriarchal, work-obsessed society the value, importance, and difficulty of women's unpaid domestic labor.
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I think most misogynistic behavior is about hostility towards women who violate patriarchal norms and expectations, who aren't serving male interests in the ways they're expected to.
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" These factors are part of what Stern considers a corrosive, patriarchal sexual norm, one which implies that men, almost regardless of any age, are "up for it.
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I think that's condescending and patriarchal in a way, especially without a full understanding of what, for example, Sri Lanka's role in the global economy might be.
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That's why Kiran's decision to freebleed during the London Marathon was so salient in showing that simply prioritising comfort above a patriarchal construct represents a revolutionary act.
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In a story that our reviewer called a "biting and astute debut novel," Katya and Sabrina become unlikely allies, working to expose the technology industry's patriarchal culture.
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Yet she couldn't reason with her uncle: His point of view was ingrained in the patriarchal Afghan culture that existed even after the Taliban fell in 2001.
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A satirical scream of rage against patriarchal prerogatives, this feminist horror-comedy, written and directed by Ms. Palka, has a vicious edge that can stifle your laughter.
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Whether old-guard Protestant patriarchal types or rule-bending Jewish parvenus (who face anti-Semitic barbs now and then), none of them are unconditionally lovable or loathable.
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Naiza Khan, like Paul, draws upon themes of gender and conflict, but as a social critique of patriarchal power in her native Pakistan, a complex postcolonial society.
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And while the two co-opting forces might seem to be opposed to each other, they're actually mutually reinforcing agents of the same patriarchal myths about women.
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It also ducks the sometimes vitriolic disagreements among feminists as to whether the veil can only be patriarchal, and whether Western beauty standards offer any true liberation.
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They did it not for the world at large, but for one another, in a bid to build solidarity and resistance in the face of patriarchal resentment.
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She began to question the patriarchal Salafist strictures that command adherents to obey the example of the prophet unquestioningly, and that seemed arranged particularly to suit men.
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Another friend told me that she was relieved I had "quit the patriarchal bullshit of I.V.F.," which was somehow both reassuring and upsetting at the same time.
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"Empress" explains how Nur Jahan came to amass power and influence in a patriarchal dynasty that ruled much of what is now India, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh.
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Even the more extreme Salome, in Asmik Grigorian's intense performance, came across as a woman coolly exploring the reach of her power in a rigidly patriarchal society.
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I think most misogynistic behavior is about hostility toward women who violate patriarchal norms and expectations, who aren't serving male interests in the ways they're expected to.
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In Her Words: Our columnists sat down with António Guterres, the United Nations secretary general, to talk about how one wrests a patriarchal organization into the future.
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NUR-SULTAN (Reuters) - Kazakhstan is going through a chess boom whose poster children - unusually for its patriarchal society - are young female players who have far outperformed men.
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It also serves as a feminist fairy tale of sorts, in which women subvert patriarchal society by procuring orgasms from their doctors, paid for by their husbands.
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Women have awaken to the idea that centuries of a patriarchal model must now be modernized by a rights-based standard that is fair for all citizens.
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The overarching message, when a man assaults a woman in this way (again, the most common gender dynamic, according to numerous studies), is deeply patriarchal and misogynistic.
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But so should every other male authority figure in the church who has worked to uphold unfettered patriarchal power and to keep women in positions of subservience.
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I've told that story often, as an example of the ingrained sexism in Korean patriarchal culture that I thought I had escaped when we immigrated to America.
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He notes that fascist politicians, who portray themselves as defenders of a pure, mythic, patriarchal past, frequently play on fears that alien groups pose a sexual threat.
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But with Dirty Thirty, Akira bravely reveals that even empowered and liberated women who willfully defy patriarchal conventions are not immune to the baggage of entrenched sexism.
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This notion would be rooted in another prevailing perception that all Muslims are patriarchal creatures who could never see themselves agreeing to be led by a woman.
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She wondered what our traffic jams, road closures and rousing speeches achieved since, once we put the signs away, we still live in a sexist, patriarchal world.
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Ali is especially interested in educating young Muslim girls and women about sexist injustice in the Middle East, to counter what she sees as patriarchal Muslim culture.
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So these archetypes have a history of both reflecting and reinforcing patriarchal views on women, but they can also be used to subvert and complicated these views.
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Amid all the commentary of the past week, one of the more pervasive themes has been the view that Markle, as a feminist, should not be marrying into such a patriarchal institution as the British monarchy (although in recent years, it has become less patriarchal, by overhauling the rules on male primogeniture and giving older sisters the right to succeed to the throne ahead of their younger brothers).
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The American Right has long used patriarchal power to strip women of rights and exert control over their bodies: Hobby Lobby, Title IX reform, the list is endless.
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Here's Gérard Araud, French ambassador to the US, defending the ban: Moving to read so many supporters of the submission to a patriarchal, regressive and mysoginistic clothing code.
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Jenny Slate might argue that if the patriarchal tabloids didn't feel such ownership of her story in the first place, she wouldn't have felt the need to respond.
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Inspired by Jean Genet's 1950 homoerotic Un Chant D'Amour, Pauline Curnier Jardin's recent film Qu'un Sang Impur (2019) interrogates patriarchal credo through the lens of its unseen bodies.
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It's about how assault and harassment, and the power dynamics they hinge on, sustain both patriarchal control and the continued (financial, physical, emotional) subjugation of women in general.
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Red Sparrow, at its core, is about a woman's emancipation from the various men who control her: her ballet partner, her uncle, her lover, and the patriarchal state.
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And yeah, possibly we've all been brainwashed by a patriarchal, sexist society and a complicit beauty industry to internalize the message that dewy, clear skin equals good skin.
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"Wonder Woman" also showed Diana (like Furiosa) to be the product of a matriarchy—an Amazon trying to rid the world of oppressive patriarchal violence, mortal or divine.
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And through the process, we're reminded that growing up trans and part of a tradition-based, patriarchal culture like Latino might come with an additional set of difficulties.
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This would be in line with the feminist critiques of heterosexual desire as rigidly locking men and women into gendered roles of patriarchal oppressor and subjugated sex victim.
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When women do report abuse or are arrested themselves, they find themselves at the mercy of Afghanistan's patriarchal judicial system, shaped by sharia law, women's rights campaigners say.
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Women operating in R&B are expected to be soft, gentle, enticing; they're expected to rest comfortably in the confines of a low-pressure tempo and patriarchal deference.
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She grew to see Edhi as a shining example of the essence of Islam; an antidote to the patriarchal "ritual and dogma" she felt had engulfed her faith.
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The case has provoked a Spanish version of the #MeToo movement, prompting many Spaniards to condemn a patriarchal culture, while the government vowed to review Spain's criminal code.
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It is important for several things to occur to prevent patriarchal power dynamics from making it a half-century or more before the nation elects a female president.
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Sexual and gender violence are integral to undermining indigenous leadership customs, many of which were tied to non-patriarchal gender systems that empowered women and non-binary genders.
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Veganism is going to reject the sexual politics of meat,'" Adams says, "what happens is we end up accepting the dominant discourse and the patriarchal way of framing.
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The "Stepford Wife" trope is a Western one, but it's interesting (and disconcerting) to see the different ways in which culture and tradition are distilled into patriarchal norms.
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The poet was so inspired by his visit to the Uffizi that he penned a tribute, undoing the patriarchal framing that had made Medusa a symbol of horror.
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Here, strict legislation to combat violence against women has been implemented as well as measures to challenge patriarchal attitudes, said Idris Nassan, a leading politician in the city.
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With its Bridget Jones-esque torturous date night prep juxtaposed against a breathy R&B number, the song let us into the show's winking participation in patriarchal bullshit.
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Forty-seven-year-old Elliott is a hip-hop pioneer, with highly conceptual music videos and an unconventional aesthetic that challenged patriarchal perceptions of beauty in the 1990s.
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In 2016, during what was an already bleak year, a dated set of patriarchal vows were reinforced in the way society handles and discusses sexual assault and women.
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The show's patriarchal nightmare is given historical context in the form of old-fashioned ruffles and a Suffragette's dress, complete with a white apron demanding votes for women.
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So, rather than counting on a judiciary and religious system that would only let them down, women turned to sexual magic and witchcraft to combat omnipresent patriarchal domination.
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Why bring back the memory of dark days in Japanese history when, under the patriarchal family law of 1898, every household was required to have a male heir?
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"In Ethiopia's rural areas, which are dominated by patriarchal attitudes, women rarely have a say in household finances," explained Sintayehu Tsegaye, microfinance specialist at Mercy Corps, a charity.
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Rozema turns it into the story of a clever, willful woman who grits her teeth and, in a reckless gamble, evades the dictates of an oppressive patriarchal society.
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And I remember at that point really thinking, Oh wow, what would my life be like in a South Asian patriarchal extended family if my mum wasn't there?
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On one hand, it riffs on the second-wave feminist activist staple of "consciousness raising" groups, where women gathered to generate new ways of understanding a patriarchal society.
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The Blossom family are so cold and toxically patriarchal they'd sooner offer their daughter for marriage than have her lead their company and become head of the family.
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People think abuse 'is natural' The revelations from Shim and other skaters come as a resurgent women's movement is demanding changes to South Korea's notoriously patriarchal, conservative culture.
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But they both rebel against a stubbornly patriarchal society that pushes them to the margins and expects them to be content with a half-invisible, second-class status.
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Entrenched patriarchal attitudes, combined with an evangelical culture of forgiveness that often minimizes sexual misconduct or abuse, may make more "comebacks" like Patterson's likely within the evangelical community.
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Filled with sly gestures of this nature, "Jane Kaplowitz," clearly egged-on by Ms. Gingeras, sets about gleefully, cheerfully dismantling the patriarchal art world from the inside out.
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In the deeply transphobic and patriarchal space of rap music, it is revolutionary that someone is embracing their transness and refusing to compromise their musical or gender identity.
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Women in the Italian parliament sought to call attention to the way Italy's patriarchal society ignored harassment by sharing their stories in a chamber — filled only with women.
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Asked to give up the true self in order to realize the patriarchal ideal, boys learn self-betrayal early and are rewarded for these acts of soul murder.
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Eishar Kaur, a member of Britain's Punjabi diaspora, explains how her treasured cultural heritage has been reductively dismissed as patriarchal oppression by an incurious, white-dominated feminist movement.
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The eponymous heroines of two other recent movies, "Mary Shelley" and "Colette," hack through patriarchal society on their own terms — in the 19th and 20th centuries, no less.
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I often use a handy metaphor to explain to my students how feminists have historically differed among themselves in their approaches to bringing about change in patriarchal institutions.
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They recast Confederate soldiers as heroes fighting not for the institution of slavery but for the "Lost Cause," the mythology of the Confederacy as a grand patriarchal civilization.
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"This matchmaking service is positive because it encourages these women to choose the potential husband without fear and pressure in this religious and patriarchal society," Ms. Owda said.
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"Fifty years ago marked the first moon landing, achieved with the same patriarchal, nationalist and colonial ambitions that have depleted the world," says a statement on Saraceno's website.
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The beauty of butchness is that it creates its own category, one that stands apart from patriarchal standards and celebrates new versions of womanhood and non-binary identity.
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The soloists are excellent, particularly the radiant soprano Latonia Moore and Rodrick Dixon, fervent as Moses, here imagined not as a patriarchal bass but as a youthful tenor.
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But above all else, the Pictures artists addressed power, especially patriarchal power, at its quotidian level of social engineering, as well as in its grip on art history.
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And the challenges campaigners face include not just a patriarchal culture but also the ruling Communist Party, which frowns upon any citizen-led movements and censors discussion online.
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Another remarkable work is Parisi's rusted metal sculpture "Raízes (Roots)" (33) which reveals racist and patriarchal notions in Brazilian sociologist Gilberto Freyre's 1933 book Masters and the Slaves.
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India has the highest proportion of female commercial pilots in the world at 237 percent, despite the country's patriarchal society, which typically frowns on women in such jobs.
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Even then, Maeve was a feminist, scolding a woman for "perpetuating old-fashioned patriarchal idealogy" about "women asking for it" when they wear clothing deemed sexy by society.
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Representing anew the power of the patriarchal state, it's provided the soundtrack of the effort to restore friendships between Russia and alt-right political factions in Eastern Europe.
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As one Houellebecq character puts it: Couples who follow one of the three religions of the Book and maintain patriarchal values have more children than atheists or agnostics.
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This ethos inverted the European critique of the disobedient American: to repudiate a patriarchal family model was to affirm the goodness of democracy and the greatness of America.
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In a matter of days, she had emerged as a hero of China's fledgling #MeToo movement, a symbol of hope for young women tired of a patriarchal culture.
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So you see feminism as a casualty of capitalist or patriarchal culture insofar as women have internalized these values and come to define their success in these terms?
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She has hatched a plan for more intelligent women to find places of greater social and political prominence in her society's rigidly patriarchal culture (not unlike our own).
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