The patriarchy was built to outlive us. So I learned its rules, blindspots, loopholes, and lies so I could tear it apart from the inside out. If the system won’t burn down on its own, then we enter the building and light the match. 💋
"To learn the rules, you must play the game. To change the game, you must break the rules" - Anonymous
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The patriarchy was built to outlive us. So I learned its rules, blindspots, loopholes, and lies so I could tear it apart from the inside out. If the system won’t burn down on its own, then we enter the building and light the match. 💋
"To learn the rules, you must play the game. To change the game, you must break the rules" - Anonymous
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The nuclear family wasn’t built for love – it was built for labour.
In the second episode of my 5-part series on patriarchy and capitalism’s toxic partnership, we break down how the nuclear family became an economic machine that keeps both systems alive. From the rise of private property to the post-war suburban ideal, this episode exposes how family structure was engineered to reproduce patriarchy generation after generation.
If you’ve ever questioned why “traditional family values” always seem to benefit men and corporations, this episode explains the architecture behind it.
Stay until the end for a cliffhanger on how women’s financial independence disrupted men’s role – by accident 😉
Keywords: nuclear family, patriarchy explained, capitalism, feminism, gender roles, unpaid labor, domestic work, women and work, feminist podcast, feminist theory, family and capitalism, women’s history
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