In the end, matriarchy isn’t the fear. Rather, it’s the ide… - Anne Helen Petersen

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In the end, matriarchy isn’t the fear. Rather, it’s the idea that women will define their own value, and their own futures, on their own terms instead of by terms men have laid out — put differently, that each gender, and each individual, will have the power to determine their own destiny.

Anne Helen Petersen

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