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Jennifer Lawrence and Andrew Barth Feldman in a scene from 'No Hard Feelings.' Lawrence is a white woman with long blond hair wearing a white t-shirt and shorts. Feldman is a young white man with short dark hair wearing a white t-shirt and shorts. They are seated on a couch in a living room, and he is sitting on her lap looking away from her.

Stopping This Patriarchal Movie Trope Could Quite Possibly Change the World

Marshall (Jason Segel) drunkenly shows off a daiquiri while his friends look on in an episode of 'How I Met Your Mother'

Newsflash: To Some Men, Barware Is Gendered

Toheeb Jimoh as Tunde Ojo in Amazon's 'The Power.' He is a Black man wearing a dark blue, pin-striped suit, white button-down, and dark blue tie with white dots on it. He has short hair. He's walking down a street in his city in Nigeria and there are market stalls and a tuk tuk in the background.

‘The Power’s Tunde Is the ‘Ally’ Who Benefits From Patriarchy—and He’s Important To See

anthony and Bridgerton's small look at trauma

Anthony Bridgerton and the Weight of Patriarchy

Don Draper (Jon Hamm) faces personal and professional upheaval in the final season of Mad Men.</em

We Can’t Ignore the Role of Patriarchy in Our Cultural Addiction to Success

Jennifer Lawrence and Andrew Barth Feldman in a scene from 'No Hard Feelings.' Lawrence is a white woman with long blond hair wearing a white t-shirt and shorts. Feldman is a young white man with short dark hair wearing a white t-shirt and shorts. They are seated on a couch in a living room, and he is sitting on her lap looking away from her.

Stopping This Patriarchal Movie Trope Could Quite Possibly Change the World

Marshall (Jason Segel) drunkenly shows off a daiquiri while his friends look on in an episode of 'How I Met Your Mother'

Newsflash: To Some Men, Barware Is Gendered

Toheeb Jimoh as Tunde Ojo in Amazon's 'The Power.' He is a Black man wearing a dark blue, pin-striped suit, white button-down, and dark blue tie with white dots on it. He has short hair. He's walking down a street in his city in Nigeria and there are market stalls and a tuk tuk in the background.

‘The Power’s Tunde Is the ‘Ally’ Who Benefits From Patriarchy—and He’s Important To See

anthony and Bridgerton's small look at trauma

Anthony Bridgerton and the Weight of Patriarchy

Don Draper (Jon Hamm) faces personal and professional upheaval in the final season of Mad Men.</em

We Can’t Ignore the Role of Patriarchy in Our Cultural Addiction to Success

patriarchy

Jennifer Lawrence and Andrew Barth Feldman in a scene from 'No Hard Feelings.' Lawrence is a white woman with long blond hair wearing a white t-shirt and shorts. Feldman is a young white man with short dark hair wearing a white t-shirt and shorts. They are seated on a couch in a living room, and he is sitting on her lap looking away from her.

Stopping This Patriarchal Movie Trope Could Quite Possibly Change the World

Marshall (Jason Segel) drunkenly shows off a daiquiri while his friends look on in an episode of 'How I Met Your Mother'

Newsflash: To Some Men, Barware Is Gendered

Toheeb Jimoh as Tunde Ojo in Amazon's 'The Power.' He is a Black man wearing a dark blue, pin-striped suit, white button-down, and dark blue tie with white dots on it. He has short hair. He's walking down a street in his city in Nigeria and there are market stalls and a tuk tuk in the background.

‘The Power’s Tunde Is the ‘Ally’ Who Benefits From Patriarchy—and He’s Important To See

anthony and Bridgerton's small look at trauma

Anthony Bridgerton and the Weight of Patriarchy