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In the West children inherit their father's name because the society was historically [[patrilineal]] not [[patriarchal]]. |
In the West children inherit their father's name because the society was historically [[patrilineal]] not [[patriarchal]]. |
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== Suffrage == |
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Revision as of 03:02, 15 September 2022
Patriarchy
In the West children inherit their father's name because the society was historically patrilineal not patriarchal.
Any Patriarchy that did not benefit men would be, by definition, dysfunctional. Thus feminists actually argue we live in a dysfunctional Patriarchy. They do have a low opinion of men.