Matriarchy Times

Every show we binge, every “strong female lead” we applaud — is training us what a woman should be. Media doesn’t just reflect culture, it programs it. So what are today’s stories really teaching us about women — power, or dependency?

New article now live:

34. Shifting the Overton window for bold gender equity policies
35. Long-term cultural impact & aspiration setting

29. Pushing for criminal justice reform with gender sensitivity
30. Encouraging women in STEM and education
31. Amplifying advocacy for menstrual health and reproductive health services
32. Resisting rollbacks of women’s rights
33. Bridging activism and policy for lasting change

24. Intersectional advocacy across race, gender, and class lines
25. Accountability in Congress & institutional reform
26. Media literacy and challenging misinformation
27. Bringing attention to maternal health disparities
28. Supporting queer women

20. Raising funds for crisis relief with gender sensitivity
21. Promoting girls’ self-esteem, leadership, and role models
22. Critique of sexist media treatment & public commentary
23. Elevating childcare and early education as policy issues

15. Pushing back against surveillance & privacy violations
16. Amplifying voices of marginalized women
17. Challenging party establishments and gender biases in politics
18. Encouraging civic engagement among girls and young women
19. Defending inclusion in public spaces

11. Pushing for better public housing & tenant protections
12. Redirection of budget priorities toward social programs
13. Repeal of the “Faircloth Amendment” to enable public housing development
14. Forcing discourse on climate justice & its gendered impacts

6. Mentorship & organizing support for women candidates
7. Pushing for equal pay & economic justice
8. Support for paid family leave
9. Championing universal health care that covers women’s health
10. Elevating the issue of gender-based violence and safety

1. Breaking barriers in representation.
2. Being the youngest Latina in Congress.
3. Championing “Women’s Rights” in her platform
4. Advocating for reproductive rights and abortion access
5. Using social media to amplify women’s voices

36 ways AOC has made a positive impact throughout her political journey, showing us why feminists like her should hold the highest positions in government.

Why Trendy, Western Feminism For A Few Won't Save Us All — Matriarchy Times Post by Matriarchy Times

Is feminism still a movement for liberation — or has it become a lifestyle for the privileged? Our latest article challenges the comfort of selective feminism and calls for a truly global vision of women's liberation.

Read the full piece from the link below
buymeacoffee.com/matriarchyti...

3 years of fighting patriarchy — and we’re just getting started.

From a small newsletter to a global community, podcast, & programs re-educating men — we’ve grown stronger every year.

Thank you to our members whose support keeps us alive & our vision burning.

buymeacoffee.com/matriarchyti...

Feminist victory in Spain! The Spanish government is moving to make abortion a constitutional right — 40 years after its legalization. It’s not finalized yet, but this is a huge step forward for women’s autonomy. May more European nations follow this path. #Feminism #WomensRights

Why do some women fear a world led by women? Matriarchy promises freedom, yet centuries of conditioning make some see it as a threat. This piece dives into why — and what it truly means to unlearn the fear of our own power.

Read the full story 👉 buymeacoffee.com/matriarchyti...

As women face violence throughout the year, October is a good time to bring the discussion to the table. As domestic violence counts for majority of violence against women, one thing is clear: Most women don't face violence from strangers, it comes from men they know.

Reminder that cultures, religions or traditions are never more important than the liberation of women. If there’s anyone who says otherwise, it’s nothing but misogynistic rhetoric packaged as ‘heritage’ or ‘morality’ to keep women in chains. Women first. Always.

Mexico lifted 8.3M people out of poverty under its first female president. 🌹 Proof is clear: when women lead, nations rise. A matriarchal future isn’t just fair — it works. #WomenLead #Matriarchy

By banning books by women, the Afghan regime shows its fear: that women think, speak, challenge, inspire.

This isn’t “morality” — it’s patriarchy choking dissent & silencing women. The dream of male supremacy.

But words refuse to die. We resist. 🖤 #BooksByWomen #Afghanistan

Liberal feminism turned this movement into something obsolete. Feminism began as women’s liberation, raw, unapologetic, and powerful. Liberal feminism watered it down into corporate PR, even including our oppressors. Its time to return to our roots. It’s time for radical feminism

All violence has one truth: it’s overwhelmingly male. War, bloodshed, brutality—it’s not ‘human nature,’ it’s male nature in power. Until we name it male violence and stop giving men authority, we’ll keep digging our own graves

No uterus, no opinion!

The South African Supreme Court has just made a landmark ruling: men can now take their wife’s surname after marriage. While this doesn’t mean men are obligated to do so, steps like these make progress in the right direction and challenge old patriarchal traditions. Change happens one rule at a time

Political violence is more than guns and bullets. It’s also the toxic rhetoric that turns someone’s very existence into a threat. What Charlie Kirk did was not “debate.” It was the normalization of hatred and the undermining of women’s and minorities’ freedom.

What if the curfew wasn’t on women, but on men?
Our latest piece is more than an article — it’s a first-of-its-kind feminist policy proposal exploring the male curfew idea, its history, and what it would take to truly make women safe.
🔗 Read now 👉 buymeacoffee.com/matriarchyti...

Headlines keep telling us there’s a male loneliness epidemic, that men are uniquely isolated and society should be alarmed. But is that the full story? In this video, we unpack what’s really behind… Are Men Really Lonely?

The first episode of our new series The Feminist Lens is now out 💜

In our first video we are tackling down the whole “male loneliness epidemic". Are men actually more lonely, or is this just another way to blame women?

Watch the full video here: youtu.be/N8H3TvcF6mQ?...

Join our feminist movement & help dismantle patriarchy through powerful words. 💥
We’re hiring Editors & Content Writers to inspire change & reach hundreds of thousands daily.

Apply now: matriarchytimes.org/careers

For the first time in history, Iraqi women have launched their own political party.
The al-Mawadda Women’s Party aims to unite women, be a dedicated voice for their issues, and increase women’s political power in a system built to exclude them.
History is being rewritten by women

Radical Matriarchal Feminism. Here we believe,
- women are not “equals” to men, we are the rightful decision-makers of social, political, and cultural life.
- women’s absolute autonomy and
- women-only spaces for power and safety

Help us shape this new branch of feminism.

In this powerful episode of Matriarchal Voices, we sit down with Mina Sharif, activist, artist, author, and fearless advocate for Afghan women to uncover the brutal realities of life under Taliban… Episode 15: Your War Our Lives with Mina Sharif

🎙️ New Matriarchal Voices episode!
We speak with activist & author Mina Sharif about life under the Taliban, patriarchy’s global war on women, and the resilience of Afghan women who refuse to be erased.
youtu.be/U6vYXbQISks

On Aug 8, women across the UK marched in London. Violence against women isn’t just a UK national emergency it’s a global pandemic. They set an example to everyone by standing up against it. They marched to be seen. To be heard. To demand justice.

When women rise together, patriarchy trembles.