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I confess: a 'useful idiot' of the patriarchy

A personal admission that the author has unwittingly supported or reinforced patriarchal norms, describing themselves as a 'useful idiot' of the patriarchy.

CNN Portugal19 Jan

I confess: a 'useful idiot' of the patriarchy

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I confess: a 'useful idiot' of the patriarchy

I confess: a 'useful idiot' of the patriarchy