Not Your Rib

About MeToo in resurrection of the Christ. I believe, that women in particularly can celebrate Easter as a feminist holiday, whether they believe in God or not.

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Practice of making and using cosmetics is often criticized for being imposed on women by capitalists. This episode of “Not Your Rib” challenges that point of view.  

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About romantic relationships and equality between sexes.To support, you can donate as little as 5 DKK per episode at https://notyourrib.10er.app

Why do we put so much value in female virginity, while male virginity has no value whatsoever?

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When women gather, they gossip. They talk behind someone’s back and spread rumors. When men gather, they simply hang out, they network. Of though in the view of some sociologists, men gossip more than women, we just don’t associate gossiping with men. The image of chatty badmouthing women persists. Why is it so?

In this episode, I’ll talk about heartwarming origins of the word Gossip, and how female gossip-networks literally kept women alive in the past.

The narrative of Adam and Eve has played a huge role in justifying the patriarchal structure of our society for many centuries, considering woman subordinate and inferior to man. But let’s look at the narrative of Adam and Eve from the perspective of feminist theology and find the ways it can be interpreted to empower women. Be sure to subscribe to the show <3

What is feminist theology.

Do you think that genders should be treated equally?

And isn’t it astonishing, that after all the years with women’s movement, the only thing we’ve managed to improve is our writing? As the feminist theory becomes increasingly more sophisticated, our conditions in the family, workplace, and society haven’t changed much in the last 50 years. Our pain, desires and frustration are still seldomly a valid concern.

I believe that the key to changing our future is in   understanding of our past. Unjust treatment is not only caused by bad folk’s vile wishes but is deeply embed in our culture and language. Therefore, I made this podcast about historical and religious curiosities every feminist should know of. For more head to @ekaterinaandersen on Instagram. Trust me, this is the next best thing to going to the library yourself.