The Patriarchs

Understanding the origins of inequality feels crucial, but I'm curious what motivated Angela Saini to delve into this specific aspect of history and gender.

The way the book connects past societal structures to present-day issues made me think differently about gender roles today. Were there particular stories that stood out to others?

Saini explores complex ideas about nature and nurture—did this challenge anyone else's assumptions about gender? How convincing was her argument for social shaping over biology?