Tag: patriarchy

Controlling Black Men and the Word ‘All’

. 05/19/2012 . 4 Comments

Observations about the mindset of black men who demand women change the way they write or speak and use the words some, most, a few, etc. when criticizing men. Here’s a humorous critique of the male ego and The All Police.

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My New Husband is a Lazy Bum That Leaves All the Work for Me

. 02/28/2012 . 5 Comments

New bride’s dreams of happily ever after shattered by husband’s selfishness and callous disregard for her feelings and needs. Can this new wife stop enabling, learn how to say “no!” and turn her unhappy relationship around?

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Why Black Women Should Never Submit to Black Men

. 09/26/2011 . 37 Comments

Female submission is a key point of contention in Black male/female relationships. Would Black women really experience higher rates of marriage and marital satisfaction if they bought into the concept of submission as Black men say they should?

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Father’s Rights and Violence Against Women

. 12/05/2009 . 72 Comments

The father’s rights movement focuses on trying to re-establish fathers’ authority and control over their children’s and ex-partners’ lives, on gaining an equality concerned with fathers’ ‘rights’ and status rather than the actual care of children, and on winding back legal and cultural changes which have lessened gender inequalities. Fathers’ rights groups are well-organized advocates for changes in family law, and vocal opponents of feminist perspectives and achievements on interpersonal violence.

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