So there was a point in time in recent history where society was well?

So there was a point in time in recent history where society was well?

Yes, scientifically speaking we are all homo sapiens with no real discernible differences. Now, back to reality race does exist as a social construct today.
You know exactly where I'm going with YOUR "logic", and you don't like the path it leads down.
And how did you come to this conclusion?The natural order is for woman to follow man. It's no racial order in who people will follow.
And how did you come to this conclusion?
Hmmm, and throughout human history and life have not certain races been subjugated and forced to be led by other races?Human history and life. Women will follow a weak man before a strong woman.
Hmmm, and throughout human history and life have not certain races been subjugated and forced to be led by other races?
You defined something natural as seen throughout human history. Don' try to change it up now.Yes but you don't have to force women to want to follow men.
It's something that is natural.
civil rights wise, women are pretty much equal, except for the pay gap, especially for black women
socially, women are only equal to other women
women only have "power" over men because of the desire of men to fulfill romantic/sexual urges
I don't think that power really is worth much because only attractive women can exploit it and only by exploiting men
it doesn't have the same weight as, say, a white mans power, who can exploit women, lower class men and minorites![]()
I mean the wage gap affects black women more, I think black women have rights (except for those places with female circumcision. If the women had rights/were making the decisions, I'm pretty sure that wouldn't be happening)Black women have approximately equal civil rights in most black countries, which is where most black women reside.
The natural order, eh? If things as they are now are the supposed natural order then I guess you agree with the racial boundaries of this society.
I mean the wage gap affects black women more, I think black women have rights (except for those places with female circumcision. If the women had rights/were making the decisions, I'm pretty sure that wouldn't be happening)
You defined something natural as seen throughout human
You asked me how I came up with my views I said human history and life.
You're trying to compare race with gender roles and it just does not work like that.

*Does the Caribbean count? I just found this on googleThere is a wage gap everywhere and I don't have any evidence the wage gap is worse in black countries than anywhere else on average. In some places, women can't even work, so those places would naturally have a higher wage gap, meaning black women at large have a lower one.