Why so many girls are afraid of resembling their mothers
An article discusses the phenomenon of 'matrophobia' among young girls, exploring their fears of becoming like their mothers as a reaction to societal expectations and patriarchal influences.
Daughter caught talking to boyfriend on phone, father slit her throat with a sickle
A 23-year-old woman in Gorakhpur, India was murdered by her father after an argument about her talking to a boy on the phone.
'3 daughters have been born, let my husband marry a second time,' woman commits suicide after being tortured
A 24-year-old woman in Maharashtra committed suicide after facing severe torture from her in-laws, who pressured her to allow her husband to marry again.
The left is silent on violent foreigners. Speaks of patriarchy only for Europeans
The article discusses the silence of the left in Italy regarding violence from foreigners, focusing on a recent incident involving a young man and a feminist collective's polarizing portrayal.
Women’s Strike: Picnic Against Patriarchy
Various organizations in Germany are calling on women to participate in a strike on March 9 to highlight structural disadvantages and demand equal rights and fair pay.
Shock banner for March 8: "Woman, how much we loved you in the times of patriarchy"
A provocative banner appeared in Latina, Italy, on International Women's Day, questioning women's experiences under patriarchy.
March 8th: A Reflection of a Society Struggling for Freedom
March 8th commemorates the struggles of women worldwide against inequalities and discrimination, emphasizing the need for safety and equity rights in workplaces.
Olga Barroso, psychologist: "Women must seek another form of love that is not a partner. Men do it all the time"
Olga Barroso discusses the need for women to seek love beyond romantic partnerships, challenging traditional notions of love shaped by patriarchal norms.
IWD 2026: Ensuring rights, equality for Nigerian women
This article discusses the urgent need for ensuring rights and equality for women and girls in Nigeria in light of the upcoming International Women's Day theme.
The Emotional Double Standard in Politics
The article discusses how an emotional double standard in politics pressures women to conform to expectations of composure that are not imposed on men, thus alienating them from public service.
Women's Strike: Picnic Against Patriarchy
Various organizations in Germany are calling for a women's strike on March 9, encouraging creative forms of protest due to the prohibition of political strikes in the country.
Women do not fully live their sexuality because they feel fear
The article discusses how women often feel inhibited in their sexual expression due to societal pressures and fear, particularly within the constraints of a patriarchal society.
Service: The Lithuanian Orthodox Diocese Remains Dependent on the Moscow Patriarchate
The Lithuanian State Security Department reports that the Orthodox Church is significantly involved in promoting Russian ideological narratives.
How to create a world that respects women - The Subject #1674
The article discusses gender violence in Brazil and emphasizes the need for male accountability and education of boys to combat patriarchal culture.
From Medusa to Vampire... 'Pulse of Resistance' Against Patriarchy
The article discusses Joyce Carol Oates's interpretation of the mythological figure Medusa as a symbol of the injury and punishment women face under patriarchy.
In Iran, celebrating is one thing, waiting for miracles is another
The article reflects on the harsh realities faced by Iranians under a repressive regime, particularly focusing on women's rights and the regime's international terrorism affiliations.
Kleist in Darmstadt: Evchen of all Eras, Arise!
Heinrich von Kleist's 'The Broken Pitcher' is presented by the Staatstheater Darmstadt as an allegory of persistent patriarchy.
Agustina Bazterrica, writer: 'No matter how deconstructed you are, the basis of the system is completely patriarchal'
Agustina Bazterrica discusses her views on patriarchy and unveils her new collection of short stories, 'Nineteen Claws and a Dark Bird.'
Femicide in France's Chechen community prompts protests
The murder of a Chechen woman in Nice has sparked protests among local Chechen women who are challenging oppressive patriarchal traditions.
Gisèle Pelicot points out the abusive men in final hearing: 'It is a trial of cowardice'
Gisèle Pelicot has delivered her final statement in a trial against multiple abusers, calling the proceedings a 'trial of cowardice' as she challenges societal views on rape.
The "5th Step": Alexandros Chrysanthopoulos, Pantelis Dentakis, and Thanasis Tokakis on the Dark Side of Human Relationships
The play 'The 5th Step' at Mikro Horn Theatre explores the complex dynamics of a relationship between an alcoholic and his guide, raising questions about care turning into control within human relationships.
Johanne Lykke Naderehvandi: "It is haunting to be a woman in a patriarchy"
Author Johanne Lykke Naderehvandi reflects on her experiences and the haunting themes of her latest work, intertwined with her childhood in the theater, during an interview in Malmö.
Nicholas Wennö: Provocative Props and Bloodthirsty Countesses Scare the Patriarchy in Berlin
The 76th Berlin Film Festival showcases creative works from both male and female filmmakers confronting and dismantling patriarchal structures through satire and horror.
The Holes Between the Legs
A woman is on the brink of a mental breakdown while caring alone for her sick daughter, reflecting on the complex realities of motherhood as explored in the film 'If I Had Legs, I Would Kick You.'
Once, men and women were equal in Europe, there were no poor and rich. Then the plow and salt trade changed that
The article explores the historical and archaeological perspectives on gender equality in ancient Europe and the emergence of patriarchal structures.
In Berlin, Karim Aïnouz portrays an American family to dissect patriarchy
Karim Aïnouz's film 'Rosebush Pruning', showcased at the Berlin Film Festival, explores the complexities of family dynamics and patriarchal structures within an American family living in self-imposed exile in Catalonia.
Cold shower for feminists: 'Here’s who beats the patriarchy'
A German weekly praises three right-wing Italian women, raising questions about their impact on patriarchal structures in Italy.
"Homecoming" by Pinter, the patriarchy becomes grotesque
"Homecoming" is a dark and complex play by Harold Pinter that explores themes of power and violence within an English family, presented in different styles at various theaters.
Karim Aïnouz films resentful patriarchy and sees cinema tension in 'The Secret Agent'
Karim Aïnouz discusses his upcoming film 'The Secret Agent', reflecting on Brazilian cinema's glory moments and its potential return to international relevance.
Why Don't They Believe Us?
The article reflects on the historical marginalization of women's voices, drawing parallels from Homer's 'Odyssey' to contemporary issues.
Still Here: I Listen
The article reviews Carolina Pihelgas's poetry collection "Ikka veel," highlighting its critical themes of societal structures and domestic violence.
Auli Viitala's column: Feminists should care about working-class men
Auli Viitala argues that feminists need to focus on the issues facing working-class men, who have been marginalized in feminist discourse, despite being adversely affected by the gender system.
Lost faith in simple stories. Mariusz Treliński in conversation with 'Rzeczpospolita'
Mariusz Treliński discusses the complexities of Richard Strauss's 'A Woman Without a Shadow,' highlighting its multiple interpretations and deeper themes beyond its patriarchal origins.
Is the Muslim veil a religious symbol or a macho tradition?
The article discusses the debate in Spain regarding whether the Islamic veil is a religious symbol or a manifestation of patriarchal tradition, highlighting recent legal rulings on the subject.
Book 'The Patriarchy in the Uterus': Your body, their choice
Alicia Baier, a doctor and feminist, has advocated for the decriminalization of abortions, and her book contributes to the ongoing debate on liberal abortion rights amidst challenges in 2025.
In stores, kneeling people are expelled, and the EU is the largest importer of patriarchy in the world
A Berlin-Kreuzberg Muslim activist envisions a future Germany filled with mosques and prayer houses while criticizing European patriarchal influence.
Cultural films, love, eros, the myth BB is gone: she will always remain
The article reflects on the legacy of Brigitte Bardot, celebrating her as an immortal myth despite her passing at the age of 91.
Conversations about superfluous gender: As a real feminist, you actually have to stay single
The article discusses the challenges of dating as a feminist, questioning the patriarchal norms and expectations within heterosexual relationships and suggesting that singlehood might be a more empowering choice for feminists.