3 Ways Patriarchy Portrays Men as Superior
In the final episode of Man-ic Masculinity on our Beyond Medicine series, we looked at how patriarchy frames men as superior to women. In previous episodes, we […]
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How Patriarchy Harms Men
In the patriarchal system, from a very early age boys are expected to grow up to be supermen. In our recent episode on Beyond Medicine […]
Continue reading »How Patriarchy Conditions Men to Suppress Emotions
Patriarchy harms boys and men as well, even though it is believed to be a system that favors them and makes them superior. In this […]
Continue reading »Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat: A Hot Mess of Trauma, Patriarchy, and Ethical Nightmares
Hypervigilance led me to watch Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat, a new Bollywood release. I was drawn to the movie because of its soundtrack, and because […]
Continue reading »6 Ways in Which Patriarchy Harms Boys and Men: Man-ic Masculinity
In our new Beyond Medicine (BM) series – Man-ic Masculinity: How Patriarchy Harms Boys and Men, we look at a number of ways that patriarchy […]
Continue reading »No Compassion Beyond Borders: Emotional Baggage Between Nations
Continuing with our Beyond Medicine series on Baggage Claim, we talked about baggage between nations on Facebook and shared some examples. Racial and ethnic tensions are not […]
Continue reading »ANIMAL: A Case Study in Neglect Trauma
I recently watched the film Animal, and I don’t think I’ve ever cringed this much in the space of a few hours. It was the […]
Continue reading »7 Tips for Men Who Want to Heal
I’ve been reflecting a lot on the men in my life, including family, friends, and clients. I spend a lot of time coaching women, but […]
Continue reading »3 Ways Older Women Embody Patriarchy
I’ve been pondering this topic for some time. It’s a difficult one because I’ve been on the receiving end of these tactics from older women. […]
Continue reading »Rocky Aur Rani: A Patriarchal Kahani
There seems to be a trend in Bollywood movies lately. Toxic patriarchy is being addressed – more and more vehemently. I mentioned Satyaprem ki Katha […]
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