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Woman is oppressed by patriarchy from "summary" of The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir

The oppression of women has been deeply ingrained in the fabric of society, perpetuated by the patriarchal system that governs our world. This system has relegated women to a subordinate status, stripping them of their autonomy and relegating them to the margins of society. Women are often viewed as the "other," defined in relation to men and constrained by the roles and expectations that patriarchy has imposed upon them. Patriarchy operates through a system of norms, values, and institutions that serve to uphold male dominance and privilege. Women are socialized from a young age to fit into these preconceived gender roles, which dictate that they should be passive, nurturing, and subservient to men. This socialization process starts in childhood and continues throughout a woman's life, shaping her sense of self and limiting her opportunities for personal and professional growth. The patriarchal system also manifests in the economic sphere, where women are oft...
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    The Second Sex

    Simone de Beauvoir

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