Chava Green // The Hasidic Feminist

Tag: feminism

  • A Modest Interior

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    Feminism, AI, and the Danger of a Superficial Life  By Chava Green, PhD [The following is my first messy tangle of thoughts about a topic I have been thinking a lot about: modesty as a path to interiority and an antidote to the digital age. Please send me your thoughts as I begin to develop…

  • Patriarchy or Purpose?: The Primordial Fall of Woman

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    Depending on the time period and society, women throughout history have had varying levels of agency, but it was always secondary to that of men. Before the 20th century, women in most societies had no legal standing outside of marriage or family ties. Ownership of property or the ability to influence politics was a privilege…

  • What is a Woman?

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    ↓ I was a tomboy as a kid, playing football at recess, building mud castles, and generally not caring much about what anyone thought of me. That all shifted around the beginning of middle school when I grew my short hair long and became interested in more “girly” things like painting my nails, shopping at…