Exploring how we can make the domestic sphere equitable
https://youtu.be/vMPV7xZd5lw A light-hearted exploration of epistemological imbalance between heterosexual couples. Epistemology --the study of knowledge, how it is gained, its validity, methods used and, in general, the difference between justified belief and opinion-- can shed light on exasperating and frustrating exchanges between women and men.
Help is a Four Letter Word. Women are constantly in the position of asking for help rather than being partners with others for domestic responsibilities. Consequently, when other members of a household do chores, there is an expectation of appreciation and praise, further putting women in a position of being grateful for the little they get. How can we change this dynamic so that all members of the household contribute as a team and not as a favor to mom?
Words often fail to describe the female experience. Why is that? In this video, I explore how our language is androcentric in nature, pushing women and their experiences to the margins.
Women have so much to balance between work and home—why don't they have their kids help out? As easy as it sounds, often, women are so stretched for time, that it is often faster to do everything yourself than try to get your kids to chip in. I share a book that brings fresh insights into raising a child that contributes to the family along with the books' take-aways that I tried myself.
Since I was a small child, I’ve tried to understand why the world denied women space, respect and dignity and all the while pushed us to be one way one moment and turning around and condemning us for that same thing the next. There seemed to be no clear path where you could get it …
The Domestic Feminist 