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Gender Inequality is a Weapon of Divide and Rule - Catherine Acholonu


First published March 17, 2020.
"My theory of MOTHERISM which is founded on #traditional #African #cosmology sees #gender inequality as a weapon of divide and rule introduced into #Africa by the political and religious colonizers of #Europe and #Arabia to weaken and destabilize the African social and domestic environment, for the woman was traditionally the backbone of all #traditional African societies. Therefore to conquer Africa, the colonizers had to first depose the woman from all the sectors where she held away as the counterpart/partner of the male e.g. Governance,
economy, agriculture, leadership and priesthood."
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The African woman once enjoyed a dual-sex system of governance where both men and women had equal in leadership and decision making.
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"Motherism is based on the traditional African complimentarity of the sexes, realizing that men and women are not equals, but opposites."
Catherine Acholonu - Africa the New Frontier: Towards a truly global literary theory for the 21st century (2002).

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