Matriarchy vs. Patriarchy
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Description
Which is better – systems, societies and families led by men or by women? Knowing full well the can of worms we are opening up and resisting all urges to over simplify, Chris M. King and Stephanie dive into this complex topic on this episode of Relatable.
Show Highlights
Stephanie reviews definitions of matriarchy and patriarchy.
Chris and Stephanie talk about what they learned about leadership from their parents.
Chris talks about the “recipe for a psychopath.”
Resources Mentioned
Articles Related to the Show (Some of the things Stephanie mentioned that upset her)
About Incels
Backstory Behind Stephanie and Guest
I was introduced to Chris via mutual friend. What I like about Chris is his straight forwardness. He says what he means and does what he says and is not afraid to be vulnerable for the sake of growth and learning. – Stephanie Michele
Social Challenge of the Week
The Social Challenge for the Week: “Male/Female Thought Exploration”
Find a quite space and time to answer the following questions.
- What is your concept of “father?”
- What is your concept of “mother?”
- How do you feel about women?
- How do you feel about men?
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