matriarchate

a mass-mediated atavistic discourse, representation, and belief grounded in natural hierarchy, heteronormative-patriarchy, hypermoralism, sexual dissemblance, wifedom, motherhood, beautification for others, erotophobia, phallic power, and racial loyalty that reproduces, maintains, holds together, and justifies jezebelian ho discourse and theology, the discourse on black ladyhood, the myth of the black matriarchate, and the black "nuclear" project in the name of black normalcy and racial progress.

In another case, I seized an opportunity to translate matriarkatet (the matriarchy) to "the matriarchate" which denotes matriarchy and connotes the (free) market as well as Mother Market, a concept/ character introduced in the same poem.

And as for the female voice: first-wave feminism as epitomized by Elizabeth Cady Stanton contrasted a primordial matriarchate as a "golden age of peace and plenty" with a succeeding patriarchate as the "source of tyranny, wars and [all] social ills," while second-wave feminism, inspired by Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex, combined the aforementioned "contempt" and "condemnation" of paternal dominance with the abandonment of an "essentialist" anthropology.

His next act of manslaughter will be met with the wrath of the Earth Goddess, suggesting a domineering matriarchate embedded within the surface patriarchate.

Seen from the perspective of the matriarchate, all marriage is an act of violence because it breaks in upon the closed circle of female unity, represented in the myth as the mother-daughter relationship and the all-female society of the girls picking flowers.

"Cult Matriarchate and Male Homosexuality." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 35 (1940): 386-97.

'Tuangku Imam Bonjol ceased his attack on the matriarchate from a position of strength', bringing an end to 'a reformist war that probably would have permanently undermined the local matriarchate' (pp.