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what are some good resources for someone just getting into being a radfem?
Here's a link to the radfem reading list! Link
I personally would recommend:
'Who Cooked the Last Supper' PDF link
'Invisible Women' PDF link
'The Second Shift' PDF link
'Loving to Survive' PDF link
I also recommend all the works from Andrea Dworkin but those go very deep into the violence and trauma, the ones I listed are very good entry points that deal with statistics and data!
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Even when couples share more equitably in the work at home, women do two-thirds of the daily jobs at home, like cooking and cleaning up- jobs that fix them into a rigid routine. Most women cook dinner and most men change the oil in the family car. But, as one mother pointed out, dinner needs to be prepared every evening around six o'clock, whereas the car oil needs to be changed every six months, any day around that time, any time that day.
Arlie Hochschild, "The Second Shift"
Rebranding Patriarchy: The Illusion of Equality
The “progressive” Indian household has pulled off a masterclass in cultural rebranding. For decades, the hard-fought battle was to grant daughters the same rights as sons—the right to study, to work, to step outside the suffocating confines of the domestic sphere. But as the modern era has settled in, a more insidious narrative has quietly taken its place. Under the guise of equality, parents…
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Reblogs have been closed on this post, but I have WORDS to say so I will say them here:
This has been a major discussion topic in feminist literature, but I feel like most women, of a myriad of ages, have never really properly engage in our feminist history. I recently read The Second Shift, which was first published in 1989, based off interviews conducted in the 70s-80s. The marriages described in this book are essentially indistinguishable from today's relationships and marriages. Women, who went into marriages sometimes very explicitly demanding an equal share of the domestic labor, would end up in extremely stressful situations where their husbands failed to do so. Some husbands did so knowingly.
The author describes a set of tactics/beliefs called 'gender ideology', and it is the mismatch of gender ideologies in a marriage that results in friction. And this friction may even occur within a single person, who outwardly expresses one gender ideology, but privately/subconsciously feels another. Being married to a man who espouses an egalitarian gender ideology, but in practice, uses a traditional gender ideology, would be an obvious example of what could cause a friction point in a marriage/relationship.
Another potential mismatch is in the couple's differing ideas of gifts and gratitude, which can be based upon their gender ideology. If a man's traditional gender ideology says that he, as the man, should earn more, but it is, in fact, his wife who earns more, it becomes his "gift" to her that he "puts up with it." To an egalitarian or more transitional wife, this "gift" would not seem like much of a gift at all, and she would obviously feel zero gratitude towards it--which the husband would then resent this rejection of his "gift." Now, I would personally love if women just never bothered with men (which they are increasingly doing anyway) or divorced/dumped their useless man (which they are also increasingly doing), but I understand this is an often impractical bit of advice to say to women who often want to find a tangible solution to their woes. The Second Shift gives maybe the clearest path forward to solving these issues inside a relationship. So, my fellow woman, give this book to your man. And if he doesn't read it. Well...
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Important. For all.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/may/26/gender-wars-household-chores-comic
French comic artist Emma introduces the concept of the mental load. When a man expects his partner to ask him to do things, he is viewing he
