Religious Patriarchy Critique
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📚 Books 2
🎬 Films 6
Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret
Kelly Fremon Craig
Women Talking
Sarah Polley
Persepolis
Marjane Satrapi, Vincent Paronnaud
🎥 Videos 2
Why I believe the mistreatment of women is the number one human rights abuse
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter delivers a powerful call to action to address the global crisis of violence against women and girls. Drawing on his decades of humanitarian work and diplomatic experience, Carter presents shocking statistics and personal observations about the systematic abuse of women worldwide, from human trafficking to honor killings, and challenges religious, political, and cultural institutions to confront their role in perpetuating gender inequality.
An invitation to men who want a better world for women
In this TEDWomen talk, Elizabeth Nyamayaro introduces the HeForShe campaign and calls on men to actively participate in the global fight for gender equality. Drawing from her personal experience and UN advocacy, she emphasizes shared humanity and collective responsibility in dismantling patriarchal systems.
🎧 Podcasts 2
The Fat Feminist Witch
The Fat Feminist Witch is a feminist spiritual podcast hosted by Paige Vanderbeck, centered on fat advocacy, witch practice, and cultural critique, exploring the intersection of body politics and modern witchcraft. With a humorous, frank, and critical style, the content covers witchcraft history, feminist magic, religious critique, and cannabis culture. Spotify rating of 4.9 (186 reviews), with distinctive characteristics in alternative feminism and spiritual podcast circles.
Faith and Feminism
Faith and Feminism is a podcast hosted by former missionary and author Meghan Tschanz, aimed at bringing feminism back into church contexts. Through interviews with experts, authors, and close friends, the show explores the tensions and possibilities between faith and gender justice. Content covers religious trauma, spiritual abuse, women's spiritual journeys, gender roles in the church, with a frank and empathetic style that is popular among progressive Christians and feminists, rating 4.9 (76 reviews).