FAQ About Bell Hooks
How did Bell Hooks address the concept of patriarchy?
Bell Hooks addressed patriarchy as a pervasive structure of male dominance that harms individuals of all genders. In her writings, she argued that patriarchy is deeply interwoven with other forms of oppression, such as racism and capitalism, and calls for a collective transformation of society. Hooks believed that dismantling patriarchy involves understanding and confronting its impacts in personal relationships and broader social systems.
