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An Exponent Classic: On the Sexist Nature of Benevolent Patriarchy

Now is a great time to revisit Amelia’s classic post from 2011: On the Sexist Nature of Benevolent Patriarchy!

My sense, my reason, my intellect tell me that patriarchy is unqualifiedly wrong; they tell me that equality is right; they tell me that the appropriate and Godly relationship between husband and wife is one of partnership and consensus.

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