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Too woke?Woman King?
Never
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Too woke?Woman King?
Never
Too woke?
Nah - I don't even know what "woke" means, nor do I trust folks that use the term.
Basically I'm not the target demographic.
Too respectful of the truth / facts and exhausted with all the narratives that are an afront to my traditional values.
I aint about to invest in this Hollywood propaganda.
The truth is good enough for me.
Words are important and I know a money grab when I see it.
BTW in fairness I wouldn't go see the "The Man Queen" either...
Anyway...
Sigh, you cant please everyone. No matter what
There were monarchies in which only someone with the title of king could lead, so when succession circumstances allowed a woman to inherit the royal throne, guess what she was gonna be called: king.Even the title is problematic as it was meant to be.
There are several examples of women being military commander/leaders through out history from Germanic tribes to the Caliphates.
I don't know where all this disdain for women are coming from these days. It's pretty damn rampant on NT too.
Right. It's even worst when they try to bring biology into it as if it isn't some culturally(religious) man-made construct. That's an archiac way of thinking and will go like the dodo, that's why these guys feel more threatened by women in power.Type of people who love to talk about "traditonal values" like all cultures have the patriachal judeochristian influenced traditions.
We aint a monolith.
Nah - I don't even know what "woke" means, nor do I trust folks that use the term.
Basically I'm not the target demographic.
Too respectful of the truth / facts and exhausted with all the narratives that are an afront to my traditional values.
I aint about to invest in this Hollywood propaganda.
The truth is good enough for me.
Words are important and I know a money grab when I see it.
BTW in fairness I wouldn't go see the "The Man Queen" either...
Anyway...
Africa still exists and African royalty still exists
Are their any current "Woman Kings" in Africa?
When was the last "Woman King" anywhere on the continent of Africa?
Africa still exists and African royalty still exists
Are their any current "Woman Kings" in Africa?
When was the last "Woman King" anywhere on the continent of Africa?
And Ancient Nubians.Pre-capitalist, matriarchal civilisations in Africa included the Nigerian Zazzau, Sudanese Kandake, Angolan Nzinga, and Ashanti of Ghana, to name but a few. The quintessential African matriarchal system was most evident and most enduring in black Ancient Egypt.
There are thousands of tribes in Africa, many of them are led by women.
She said being King gave her more power and if she was queen she would just report to the king and take care of the kids, but if she's not married and doesn't have kids how would any of that apply to her as the Queen?The American secretary who became king: A woman's journey to royalty | CNN
For 30 years Peggy Bartels was a secretary in the U.S. -- until she was asked to take over from her uncle as king of a Ghanaian village.www.cnn.com
The American secretary who became king: A woman's journey to royalty | CNN
For 30 years Peggy Bartels was a secretary in the U.S. -- until she was asked to take over from her uncle as king of a Ghanaian village.www.cnn.com
And Ancient Nubians.