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Why can’t a woman lead and a man fall back if she is capable of leading? This is why it’s such an issue to have a female president or a female head coach of a male team. Woman can lead, and if they are capable, fall back and play your position.

But a study of history would dead all that. Matriarchal societies have existed and thrive since the beginning of time

I remember when I learned about the praying mantis and how the female mates and then kills the male by biting it's head off lol.
 


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But a study of history would dead all that. Matriarchal societies have existed and thrive since the beginning of time

I remember when I learned about the praying mantis and how the female mates and then kills the male by biting it's head off lol.

It's kinda weird that so many so-called pro-black dudes be pushing this western patriarchal thinking. Many of the tribes that we descend from had some form of power sharing between men and women and certainly weren't steeped in this "women always behind" type thinking.
 
Who y’all be around that don’t empower their woman?

I mean I know a few dudes but they in fuck shit.
The more empower your lady feels by you adds to the overall group.
We need two to survive and make string families.

I think some ladies not seeing good male leadership figure they can do it themselves vs no, only that Nigga was weak.
And some dudes should stop living off their lady. If you ain’t helping her you slowing her.

Let a dude who can build with her have her.
 
It's kinda weird that so many so-called pro-black dudes be pushing this western patriarchal thinking. Many of the tribes that we descend from had some form of power sharing between men and women and certainly weren't steeped in this "women always behind" type thinking.
Many? I don’t think that’s correct at all. Am extremely high number of societies had men as the leaders and played a specific role and women played their role.

This is not western thinking.
 
Many? I don’t think that’s correct at all.

This is not western thinking.

Look it up. Power being passed matrilineally was relatively common in Africa, and, while it would be a stretch to say men and women were equal in power, women's positions in Africa were not the same as in most European and Asian cultures.

The Europeans and Arabs both commented on that in writings. The Arabs actually found it distasteful because Africans kept those practices even after adopting Islam.
 
Look it up. Power being passed matrilineally was relatively common in Africa, and, while it would be a stretch to say men and women were equal in power, women's positions in Africa were not the same as in most European and Asian cultures.

The Europeans and Arabs both commented on that in writings. The Arabs actually found it distasteful because Africans kept those practices even after adopting Islam.
Westerns cultures in Africa definitely more the majority of them had men as their leaders.

Don’t mean they treated women like shit.

Same as most white cultures in euro that had many women leaders


Asians and Arabs not at all. But if you adhere to the teachings as a Muslims you can’t pick and choose what you want to follow. That’s why I call folks fake christians all the time due to being holy when it suits them.
 
Westerns cultures in Africa definitely more the majority of them had men as their leaders.

Don’t mean they treated women like shit.

Same as most white cultures in euro that had many women leaders


Asians and Arabs not at all. But if you adhere to the teachings as a Muslims you can’t pick and choose what you want to follow. That’s why I call folks fake christians all the time due to being holy when it suits them.

I'm not talking about having leaders. I'm talking about this idea that women are always secondary to men or something as trivial as a image of a woman in front of a man being disrespectful are not really African concepts.

And most African leaders adopted Islam and to some extent Christianity to open relations with Muslim and Christian groups respectively, so I guess you could say they weren't genuine with their beliefs.
 
This study deals with the conceptions of gender inequalities in Africa and the position of African cultural traditions in holding such inequalities has a division of four major parts. The first part introduces the current debates on the question of gender inequalities, particularly in Africa. This part also carries two arguments of the study, which all suppose that the lenses that scholarly writings have offered on the current gender inequalities do not have any link with the pre-colonial African life was merely a misconception of the problem, which finally points a finger to African cultural traditions. The second part provides methodologies employed by the study in approaching the discussion of the subject under investigation. The third part exposes ideas that are dominant in literature in an attempt to find the root cause of gender inequalities in Africa. Preceded by the discussion part, where ideas obtained from literature and video interviews and Researchers’ experience on the topic under inquiry are critically judged. Finally, the study offers conclusive remarks on the presentation of the paper.

Men and women generally shared power in Africa. It wasn't exactly equal in the modern since of the word, but gender inequality as we see in the Western world was introduced to Africa during colonization.
 
You can’t just say Africa like it don’t have so many cultures/tribes that no other continent can compare too.


Also, how far back you trying to go until it fits your narrative.
 
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