OK, we caught the FEVER!

and we DISAGREE with Shakespeare when he said "What's in a name? That which we call a rose/ By any other name would smell as sweet." At Divorcing Patriarchy, we think you birth name is EVERYTHING!

We went in search of people with a depth of courage and integrity and we caught Fani.Fanny.Fannie Fever! In this episode of Divorcing Patriarchy we find women named Fanny destined to become champions of Freedom: Fani Willis, Fanny Aizenberg, and Fannie Lou Hamer. After hearing about their journey's - we bet you catch Fani.Fanny.Fannie Fever too!

SERIOUS PERSONS WANTED TO ADVANCE THE ACHIEVEMENT OF WOMEN'S RIGHTS

The Women's Movement in the United States began nearly 61 years after the signing of the Constitution. Women wanted out of the patriarchy's iron cage. The goals were simple: individual sovereignty, political, legal, and economic equality, and the social recognition and respect of women's humanity.

Women started from the bottom and 175 years later are still here - trying to break out of the patriarchy's iron cage. The great news is that the Women's Movement is still alive, with work to do and looking for hard workers! In this episode of Divorcing Patriarchy, we'll take you back to Day 1 of the U.S. Women's Movement, where you'll learn the HerStory of some of the women who started it all. Equip yourself with knowledge, be inspired and join the Movement to Divorce Patriarchy!

This Deep Dive Edition of Divorcing Patriarchy is dedicated to the memory of Catherine Youssef, and her daughters. God bless you all.

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Motherhood is a natural right, divinely vested in women, for the benefit of their children. Through shocking systemic acts of defiance, the patriarchy has mounted global, active campaigns to defy this natural order. The patriarchy is separating and then erasing mothers from their children's lives, as if they never existed. We call it The Erasing Mothers Project.

This 2-part episode of Divorcing Patriarchy takes listeners inside this dark perverse, and bizarre world - where up is really down, down is really sideways, and sideways is actually backwards. Nothing is as it seems. Get ready to challenge everything you think you know.

Motherhood is a natural right, divinely vested in women, for the benefit of their children. Through shocking systemic acts of defiance, the patriarchy has mounted global, active campaigns to defy this natural order. The patriarchy is separating and then erasing mothers from their children's lives, as if they never existed. We call it The Erasing Mothers Project.

This 2-part episode of Divorcing Patriarchy takes listeners inside this dark perverse, and bizarre world - where up is really down, down is really sideways, and sideways is actually backwards. Nothing is as it seems. Get ready to challenge everything you think you know.

THIS EPISODE IS RATED AC for ADULT CONTENT

In the era of "the commodified vagina", loving and living in a women's body "the natural way" is becoming passé. Today, women are pursuing surgery to achieve "designer" vaginas. How did we get here?

Through a strange but true tale, this "adults only" episode explores the way in which the patriarchy reimagined and re-engineered the anatomy of women's bodies to serve the pleasure of heterosexual males.

You. don't. want to miss. this.

Episode Research Credit: Medical historian, Sarah B. Rodriguez

The language of the free, outside of the patriarchy, is called soul communication. To live and thrive outside of the patriarchy, we must commit ourselves to a union between our contemporary wisdom, and a collective wisdom of the soul that crosses time and space.

Diego Rivera is one of Los Tres Grandes, three of the most important muralists to come out of Mexico. He was a Master Communicator of the Soul and a disrupter of the patriarchy. This episode reveals the critical message he carries to us - that we need, right now.

The patriarchy is not a magic wizard behind the curtain. It employs strategies and tactics to achieve end goals. In this episode we use Pierre Bourdieu's theories of social and cultural capital to explain how one Black American emerged from a legacy of slavery into the American middle class, and how the patriarchy uses social, cultural, and economic capital to maintain power.

This is a special episode of the Divorcing Patriarchy Podcast where dr.maya presents a lyric titled "Scribe".