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How Patriarchy Prevents Male Development
About:
Amy McPhie Allebest is a scholar, historian, writer, and independent podcast host. Allebest began the Breaking Down Patriarchy project during her master’s degree at Stanford University in 2020. Her studies there served as the catalyst for the project and podcast. In addition to the project, Allebest is best known for her viral 2016 Medium article titled “Dear Mormon Man, Tell Me What You Would Do.”
The Breaking Down Patriarchy project uses essential historical texts to better understand the origins of patriarchy and to deconstruct its unjust effects on our minds, relationships, and communities. The project envisions a world in which all human beings are able to flourish and reach their unique potential. We strive to include as many voices as possible, and our work is intersectional and inclusive. We are also firmly committed to the well-being of boys and men, and we enthusiastically and gratefully enlist the help of our non-female allies in creating an egalitarian world where everyone can thrive.
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Is Male Dominance in our DNA?
– Video Chapters –
0:00 Intro
0:20 What We Learn from DNA
1:57 Influences from Earliest Ancestors
2:36 Earliest Social Structures of Homosapiens
3:24 Misconceptions About Hunter-Gatherers
4:16 Early Egalitarian Societies
5:30 Representations of Women
6:50 Spiritual Goddess Movement
8:25 Riane Eisler on Partnership Cultures
10:37 Dominator Cultures
12:20 What the Evidence Tells Us
Sources and further reading from this video:
“The Creation of Patriarchy” by Gerna Lerner
“When God Was a Woman” by Merlin Stone
“The Chalice and the Blade” by Riane Eisler
“The Living Goddesses” by Marija Gimbutas
The Exchange of Women Theory by Claude Levi-Strauss
United Nations Data
Interview with Riane Eisler
Certain art and images featured in this video were generated using Midjourney, a generative AI platform, for educational purposes. We acknowledge and appreciate the contributions of Midjourney to the creation of these visuals.
Get access to more details about the Breaking Down Patriarchy Project over at https://breakingdownpatriarchy.com/
We made a video about the foundations of patriarchy - check it out: 
• Where Did Patriarchy Come From?
About:
Amy McPhie Allebest is a scholar, historian, writer, and independent podcast host. Allebest began the Breaking Down Patriarchy project during her master’s program at Stanford University in 2020. Her studies there served as the catalyst for the project and podcast. In addition to the project, Allebest is best known for her viral 2016 Medium article titled “Dear Mormon Man, Tell Me What You Would Do.” Link to article: https://mormondom.com/letter-to-a-mor...
The Breaking Down Patriarchy project uses essential historical texts to better understand the origins of patriarchy and to deconstruct its unjust effects on our minds, relationships, and communities. The project envisions a world in which all human beings are able to flourish and reach their unique potential. We strive to include as many voices as possible, and our work is intersectional and inclusive. We are also firmly committed to the well-being of boys and men, and we enthusiastically and gratefully enlist the help of our non-female allies in creating an egalitarian world where everyone can thrive.
• Where Did Patriarchy Come From?
About:
Amy McPhie Allebest is a scholar, historian, writer, and independent podcast host. Allebest began the Breaking Down Patriarchy project during her master’s program at Stanford University in 2020. Her studies there served as the catalyst for the project and podcast. In addition to the project, Allebest is best known for her viral 2016 Medium article titled “Dear Mormon Man, Tell Me What You Would Do.” Link to article: https://mormondom.com/letter-to-a-mor...
The Breaking Down Patriarchy project uses essential historical texts to better understand the origins of patriarchy and to deconstruct its unjust effects on our minds, relationships, and communities. The project envisions a world in which all human beings are able to flourish and reach their unique potential. We strive to include as many voices as possible, and our work is intersectional and inclusive. We are also firmly committed to the well-being of boys and men, and we enthusiastically and gratefully enlist the help of our non-female allies in creating an egalitarian world where everyone can thrive.
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