#patriarcal

[tjeromebaker]

#Feminismos desde Abya Yala: Entrevista a Dra. Francesca Gargallo (1956-2022)

Feminismos desde Abya Yala. Ideas y proposiciones de las mujeres de 607 pueblos en nuestra América La escritora, novelista, historiadora de las ideas, incansable filósofa feminista nuestramericana, Francesca Gargallo, entrega a las sociedades de esta parte del mundo su nuevo libro, Feminismo desde Abya Yala. Ideas y proposiciones de las mujeres de 607 pueblos en nuestra América. La obra, una…

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La lógica patriarcal no entiende de derechas o izquierdas

Algunas organizaciones feministas se han pronunciado en las últimas horas tras la dimisión del ya exportavoz de Sumar, Iñigo Errejón, después de las denuncias de acoso machista vertidas contra él. Los colectivos reclaman acabar con la impunidad también dentro de los espacios políticos y reclaman a los partidos, con una crítica muy directa a los de izquierdas, la puesta en marcha de mecanismos…

[primepaginequotidiani]

PRIMA PAGINA El Pais di Oggi venerdì, 25 ottobre 2024

[yonakizann]

Libérez les shojo.

[psicoonline]

Leia a legenda. Postado por @ocanalserpai via @withregram @comickerblue Com base em #estudos realizados por #pesquisadores renomados no campo da #psicologia, como John Bowlby, Mary Ainsworth, Diana Baumrind, Allan Schore e outros, é inegável a importância da #paternidade e da #parentalidade responsável para o #desenvolvimento #psicológico #saudável das #crianças. A presença de #pais ativos e responsáveis pode ter impactos significativos na #autoestima, no desenvolvimento #cognitivo e #emocional, e na formação de relações saudáveis na vida adulta das crianças. É importante diferenciar paternidade e parentalidade, uma vez q a paternidade se refere à relação entre pai e filho, enquanto a parentalidade abrange o papel de ambos os pais na criação dos filhos. Infelizmente, a #culturamachista que permeia a sociedade muitas vezes impõe só às mulheres a responsabilidade de cuidar dos #filhos e da casa, o que pode levar à falta de participação dos pais na criação dos filhos, pessoas folgadas e mimadas (ñ crianças), prejudicando-as e a relação do parental. Para combater essa mentalidade machista, é fundamental que pais e #mães reconheçam a importância de sua presença e participação ativa na vida dos filhos. As mulheres precisam ser incentivadas a dividir as tarefas de cuidado com os filhos de forma #equitativa, permitindo que os pais assumam um papel mais ativo na criação e fortaleçam sua relação com os filhos. Aos #homens cabe quebrar #preconceito e entender de uma vez que hoje a participação é ativa, não hierárquica, #patriarcal, dependente e #violenta. Além disso, a parentalidade responsável inclui o desenvolvimento de habilidades emocionais e #comportamentais nas crianças e adultos, como #empatia, #respeito e #responsabilidade. Os pais podem auxiliar nesse processo ao ensinar essas habilidades por meio de seus próprios comportamentos e atitudes, bem como fornecendo um ambiente seguro e amoroso para as crianças crescerem. Fácil? Não. Mas importante! Tem #dúvidas? Vem para terapia. Acessa o https://psico.online e agende seu contato. #paternidade #parentalidaderesponsavel #criacaodefilhos #desenvolvimentopsicologico #machismo #psicologia (em Parentalidade ComCiência) https://www.instagram.com/p/CovMh17PqyO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[blanketorghost]

now that the writing part of my project is over I can draw some stuff while taking breaks from finishing game assets :,^)

AnywAY Yeah meet Stella Ashengrotto the fourth and FINAL daughter of Yuu and Azul.

After Kei entered school Yuu and Azul got a very bad case of empty nest syndrome + baby fever and shes the product of that lmao

Whilst Shizuka, Aria and Kei were all born from mer eggs, Stella was carried by Yuu. Reason being, according to my octomer baby guide series, octomer babies have to stay underwater for a full year and though using mer eggs to have their children was the most practical option back when Yuu and Azul were more in the public eye, not being able to fully interact with his babies for an entire year compared to Azul who can transform in and out easily really took a toll on him psychologically.

when thoughts of having another kid arises, Yuu is already mostly working from home and has much less public appearances on earth*, so he is able to carry Stella without worrying.

Stella rn is in baby mode so not much about her personality is drawn out. But all her big siblings love her a lot and are absolutely fascinated at having a human baby around.

[zokket]

brothership spoilers

i know it's literally her job but it makes me so sad that everyone expected cozette to fix everything on her own 🥲 i wonder if the expectations that came with being a wattanist made her feel lonely...only being seen as her duty and not as a person.

[peanut-tyrug]

BROTHERSHIP SPOILERS

This might sound kinda goofy but I like to think Cozette and Patriarc are close friends

This is bc Patriarc in one of the only characters that refers to Cozette by name. It’s likely that everyone just knows Cozette bc she’s a Wattanist, but I like to think it’s slightly different for Cozette and Patriarc

[im-yotsu]

Just saw a TERF interact with one of my posts. Just so we're clear, dni with this blog if you're a transphobe/TERF.

This is a safe space for trans people.

[zevranunderstander]

idk how to phrase this but like. people retroactively calling Fleabag a privileged, dissociative portrayal of feminism which is Bad, Actually, are lowkey deranged to me because, yeah, Fleabag IS about the expierience of womanhood. but like. through the lens of ONE woman? like, nowhere in the show is it ever implied that fleabag's expieriences are supposed to be universal, relateable core pillars to womanhood?

its almost like half of the population of the world is female and I think it's kind of weird that all stories about women always have to be feminist and activist, and can not just be an exploration of an imperfect woman, they have to be correct about *all* of womanhood?

i also think that the people saying this don't really understand the character of fleabag and i do think that the show is feminist in many ways, but even when no person working on this show would have had any intention of making this a "feminist story", i think that would have been their right to do that?

breaking bad, fight club, american psycho, lolita, etc. all tell the stories of white men who are objectively horrible people. and these stories still treat these characters with a level of empathy and understanding of how they got there and why they are like that. the stories don't excuse their behavior because of that, they are simply a fictional analysis of a person who is not virtuous or good in a lot of ways.

but women, people of color, disabled people, and other minorities are never given the same right to just tell a story about a character, the character has to be virtuous, a good role model, a representation of their whole group, likeable, flawed only in an "unproblematic" way, never make a bad decision, and its insanely limiting in what stories can be told by writers, when they want the approval of the general audience

and i so genuinely want more fleabag women, who may interact with feminism, but who are actual human beings in a real world, who have real flaws and who can be selfish and cruel, but who are still treated with empathy by the story

[saddcloud]

La verdad no entiendo esa hipocresía masculina de tenerlo todo con una mujer "de casa" y aun así buscar ser un número más en la vida de otra con mucho menos decencia.

I mean... muchas veces la mujer se desvive por él, lo trata increíble, le da sexo, le da cariño, le da espacio cuando lo necesita, ahh! pero la otra enseña las tetas en redes, que novedosa, dale like campeón, sientete el todas mias xd

[tjeromebaker]

La Inteligencia Artificial No Es Feminista

El mismo ChatGPT lo asegura: los sesgos en los conjuntos de datos utilizados para entrenar modelos de IA es posible que perpetúen estereotipos de género o discriminación.

El mismo ChatGPT lo asegura: los sesgos en los conjuntos de datos utilizados para entrenar modelos de IA es posible que perpetúen estereotipos de género o discriminación Fuente: Gaceta UNAM | Jun 17, 2024 La inteligencia artificial (IA) no tiene género, afirman sus creadores, sus impulsores, sus desarrolladores. Bien, en estos tiempos eso suena incluyente y progresista: la IA no tiene…

[hurlumerlu]

The thing about Miw's - idk how to put it - very 2010s brand of girl power is that it is such a front and such an epidermic reaction to being constantly sexualized and having no real recourse against that. Of course she's all "I'm not a bitch I'm THE bitch" and "eyeliner sharp enough to kill a man" and "men will be bewitched and hand over their wallets" ! She can't escape any of this shit so might as well spin things to make it about what she can do with it ! She doesn't want to feel or be perceived as powerless ever again. And on the other side of that feeling is her constant emphasis on sisterhood, either real - with the other girls at the bar - or desperately wished for. That's what she appeals to in order to connect with the hotel manager, even though for this woman Miw is nothing compared to the freedom she's seeking. It's also what allows her to - however briefly - connect with Mae and sincerely apologize for the pain she caused her. Miw, unapologetic as a matter of principle (because Lean In, girl !) recognizes she hurt another woman even though she was only protecting herself and is truly, genuinely empathetic about it. And even though 3 will be free is a love story, Miw "girls rules !" front partially being a response to her hard life isn't a transparent excuse to heal her with the love of a Good Man (that's the entire point of Luang's character). This is why her non-romantic relationship with Shin is so important ! It was never about a Bad Girl going Good for the love of an honest man, it's about a woman constantly having to deal with objectification - and being scolded and/or punished no matter how she does so - finally being seen as a full person, and loved both for her sharp edges and her soft ones.

[bocadosdefilosofia]

«La cultura patriarcal ofrece una red complicada de conceptualizaciones, mediante las cuales las relaciones sociales de desigualdad entre hombres y mujeres, son interpretadas como producto de características biológicas y/o psicológicas de los seres humanos. Se pretende justificar -con ello- las relaciones desiguales entre los géneros. Este mecanismo, por ser invisible, oculta o distorsiona la estructura social asimétrica y enmascara la violencia que se requiere para sostener este estado de cosas, tanto en lo que se refiere a sus formas de operar como a su perpetuación.»

Graciela Hierro: «La violencia de género», en El mundo de la violencia (Adolfo Sánchez Vázquez, ed.). Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México / Fondo de Cultura Económica, pág. 269. México, 1998.

TGO

@bocadosdefilosofia

@dias-de-la-ira-1

[bigowlenergy]

i love how trigun is just flat out like

Female characters: giant nail gun, giant stun gun, 99 tiny guns, deep space pilot, respected leader, upright farmhand w a heart of gold

Male characters: sex trafficking survivor who takes control of his own body under his own power literally fully failing to end the cycle of abuse On Purpose, CPTSD child soldiers forced into hypermasculine gun violence under religious patriarchal control, guy who IDs firmly with the forced production of the plants as vessels for others use and physically merges with their female bodies, pacifist who believes in nonviolence as a way of life even in the most horrifically violent of circumstances yet has no choice but to be armed bc the world around him is mired in violence, alter created to protect though violence groomed and praised for violence since childhood receives freedom and a recovery arc centering his right to live and use the violence he embodies for good and also gets a sick ass hat

and i adore it. <3

[thesmokinpossum]

No but seriously, I'm fully aware that beating the shit out of an abuser without their victim explicit consent is not going to help said victim in any way and I'm also aware that in the context of The Godfather it's also yet another example of a profundly patriarcal society/culture in which women are seen as extention of their family and where slights against them are therefore considered a slight against their male relatives but like…That scene were Sonny beat the absolute shit out of Connie's piece of trash husband is honestly one of my absolute favorite moment in cinema history, I'm cheering and clapping everytime like fuck yeah Sonny, bite this motherfucker!