1. Feminism Matriarchy What is the current society culture? There's a growing awareness of the importance of fairness and equality for everyone, regardless of gender. While some advocate for feminism to address perceived imbalances, others believe that our society is already balanced in terms of gender roles and opportunities. This divergence in perspectives highlights the complexity of gender dynamics in our society. While some see remnants of a patriarchal system, others view our society as already equitable, or at least striving to be so. However, there's concern that the focus on feminism may inadvertently contribute to a sense of gender division rather than fostering unity and understanding. The current society (which is mistakenly believed to be patriarchical) have shown to be good enough, but of course there are always rooms for improvements. Below are some of the facts that we know: Patriarchy (Current Society) Empathy - Understanding and sharing others' feelings and perspectives. Tolerance - Accepting and respecting differences in others. Respect - Esteeming others, acknowledging their worth and dignity. Cooperation - Collaborating harmoniously towards shared goals. Altruism - Selflessly caring for others' well-being. Compassion - Deep sympathy for others' suffering, desiring to help. Fairness - Ensuring just and impartial treatment for all. Solidarity - Mutual support among people with common interests. What feminism aimed to achieve: Feminism Matriarchy Disingenuous: Not sincere, pretending to know less than one does for the group gain. Exclusionary: Intentionally leaving some people out of a group or activity (ie. men) Preferential: Giving favorable treatment to one person or group over others (only women concern matters) Manipulative: Skillfully controlling or influencing others for one’s own advantage. Coercive: Using force or threats to influence someone's actions. Self-serving: Acting to further women interests, often at men's expense. Biased: Showing unfair preference for or against someone or something (Men’s concern don’t matter)

2. Superficial: Lacking depth or substance; concerned only with surface matters. What the society is turning to: Progressive (Feminine + Patriarchy): Inclusiveness: Embracing diversity by involving all people and perspectives. Equity: Ensuring fair treatment, opportunities, and advancement for all. Mutual Respect: Valuing and honoring the dignity of every individual. Community Empowerment: Enabling communities to shape their own development and destiny. Transparency: Operating in a clear, open, and accountable manner. Reciprocity: Mutual exchange of privileges or interactions for mutual benefit. Social Justice: Promoting a fair society by challenging injustice and valuing diversity. Environmental Stewardship: Responsibly managing and protecting the natural environment.