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If you ask me the concept of the traditional housewife and femininity in general has been overly demonized (cough cough looking at you christianity cough cough) I’m not going to try and defend it, because what most Westerners think of when they think of a tradwife is this submissive, sexist ideology that simply should not be. Eastern traditions as well as prechristian traditions had the notion of the woman belonging at home, but you know what? Most of the those practices also had the woman being the family and even village doctor, the woman had the final say when it came to financial matters. The fucking Emperor of China could have been beheaded for forgetting to bow to his mother. I dont think there is anything wrong with women who want to be stay at home, I think Christianity has caused society to demonize women and traditional femininity that weve forgotten how to work in balance the way nature does. Women have always been respected in various cultures for different reasons from men, and there is nothing wrong with that. It only becomes wrong when you tell the woman to submit to her husband, and treat her as lesser than man. The female lion provides for the pack just as much as the male does. Humanity can do the same. There’s too much Division and viewing the world as Black and white instead of multiple shades of grey (feel free to make jokes about this in the comments I don’t care). It isn’t exactly wrong to say that men and women fulfill different roles in society because biologically we kinda do. Like how homosexuality is seen in nature, so are gender roles (or rather biological roles honestly would be the better Name), the problem arises when one is placed on a pedestal above the other instead of being viewed as separate but equal.

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On Wednesday, in conversation with Fox Business Network show host Maria Bartiromo, former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice voiced her opinion on the whole brouhaha stirred up by recent controversial comments made by Kanye West in support of President Trump and on the topic of slavery. When Maria asked Rice what she thought, "as a successful woman of color," of the backlash against the rap star's remarks, Rice responded with a strong yet eloquent defense of West and take-down of his mostly left-leaning critics, saying she believes 'Kanye knows what it means to be an American'. In her own words: "First of all, I haven't spent a lot of time thinking about it. But I can say, people ought to be able to express their views. Not all of us have to think politically the same way. I've said to people sometimes, 'You know, I've been black all my life. You don't have to tell me how to be black.' I think we need to recognize that in some ways the height of prejudice is to look at somebody and think you know what they think because of the color of their skin. I hope we get to the point that people get to express their views and you can agree with them or disagree." Rice also shared that, as a teacher at Stanford with "students who come from a wide variety of political views," she does not tell them what to think, only how to hone their arguments. Watch below: //video.foxbusiness.com/v/embed.js?id=5779344193001&w=566&h=363Watch the latest video at video.foxbusiness.com - Dante Spellman