Understanding Patriarchy by Bell Hooks

In this short article, famous feminist scholar Zhong Hook explains her understanding of patriarchy in American social life. She explained patriarchism as a learned action for people of all sexes, especially as a man thinks it is not that easy, so explain it as a way not to invest in disassembling it. Mr. Hook also said that women play a role in supporting patriarchalism by positively maintaining the role and satisfaction of normative men and women. They believe that women must recognize the cause of patriarchy of male suffering, they are socially made that women's rule should be the goal, violence and human relations / The denial of emotion is "ordinary". Men and women insist patriarchy; men and women are harmed by the patriarch, despite being unbalanced. Hook is a black feminist, but the text is not particularly crossed; it does not address the role of racial discrimination and patriarchalism in the practice of homosexual phobia and phobia.

Watch Hook loves enough to love this project, how the patriarch will affect them, and how they understand how to change them and challenge the patriarch It is defined as trying. To me, reading this article is a very profound experience as I touch various aspects of my life as men, from childhood to school, sexual relations, friendship, etc. It allows me to see old memories in a new way and understand that my pain, confusion, shame is the result of the violent environment I grew up in this culture.

Birk's early life, born in Kentucky, was characterized by dysfunction. Her father represents a strong suppression that she will be linked to patriarchal. The necessity of escaping from the hustle and bustle of family life initially led to poetry and writing. Love of this word motivates her to comment on the healing power of critical thinking later. In her childhood, this hook was a combination of reading and her love of talking in public, often citing poems and scriptures in her church synagogue.