Unlearning sexism is ongoing work from "summary" of The Will to Change by bell hooks
To truly dismantle the structures of sexism within ourselves and society, we must commit to an ongoing process of unlearning. This is not a one-time event or a simple task that can be completed and checked off a list. Rather, it is a continuous, ever-evolving journey of self-reflection and growth. Unlearning sexism requires a deep level of introspection and a willingness to challenge our own beliefs and behaviors. It involves examining the ways in which we have internalized and perpetuated harmful gender stereotypes and biases, and actively working to dismantle these ingrained patterns. This process can be uncomfortable and confronting, as it forces us to confront our own complicity in upholding sexist systems. It is important to recognize that unlearning sexism is ...
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