Gender equality shouldn’t mean gynocentrism. Gender equality is for men, too. Ignoring injustices against men is sexist.
Gender equality in Pyrrhic dance is best understood as a domestic political ideal: the battle of sexes to prevent gynocentric tyranny. … Read the post Pyrrhic loss: battle of sexes necessary for achieving gender equality
Wives and husbands can achieve a more equal economic partnership through a home-based prostitution business. … Read the post husbands can work with wives reluctant to work outside the home
Hippodameia and Theano in Quintus of Smyrna’s Posthomerica and Hypermnestra in Ovid’s Heroides rationalize gender inequality and women’s privilege. … Read the post Theano & Hypermnestra rationalized gender inequality for women
The ancient Greek poets Archilochus and Hipponax highlight the extent to regulation of sexuality, including punishment for adultery, is gender-biased. … Read the post regulation of men’s sexuality in ancient Greece
Euripides didn’t hate women. The brilliant tragedian ultimately bowed to the dominant interests of gynocentric society. … Read the post Euripides falsely accused of hating women