traditional gender roles stemming from hunter gatherer civilization and inherent physical strength.
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Wild guess - men are on average bigger and stronger than women, and more capable of bending them to their will.
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In animals where the female is physically stronger and larger, they tend to be the dominant ones too.
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Biological traits that privilege men going out and women staying, hunter-gatherer gender roles built upon them… 1/2
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… And upon these, a sort of cultural inertia. Once civilization has developed, it perpetuates the structure on which it formed
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If Karen Straughan is to be believed, it appears to be a feminist fabrication.
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It seems protective structures were taken as oppressive.
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Also: do we have any evidence of systemic sexism occurring in animals, considering there is frequently strong sexual dimorphism?
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Hard to know what would constitute a "sexist" attitude in animal, given that we don't understand if they can have biases…
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one theory is the decline of paganism/polytheism and rise of monotheism. god is man, therefore man rules because god rules.
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source: your ass
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