Of course the patriarchy—at least here in the West—is dead. Whether feminism deserves to survive it is up to the feminists. A version of this article originally appeared at RealClearPolitics.

The Parade Against Patriarchy comes at the close of a year when women rose up to say "no more" to sexual harassment, among many other consequences that result from a patriarchal system.

The meaning behind the ‘Peg The Patriarchy’ concept? Delevingne said the outfit had a “clear message that’s meant to be a bit more lighthearted and tongue-in-cheek.” ...

In 1943, Hilla Rebay asked Frank Lloyd Wright to design a “temple for the spirit” to house Solomon R. Guggenheim’s art collection; this weekend, a feminist performance piece by the artist ...

As the international art world gathered in Miami for Art Basel in Miami Beach, she would hold a Parade Against Patriarchy, inviting other artists to join a march demanding equal rights for women.

Patriarchy, as I see it, is a system that encompasses a worldview, arrangements about how we live as humans with each other on this planet, implicit blueprints for what kinds of institutions we ...

When I hear it said, as I often do, that “patriarchy has changed between the stone age and the present,” I know that it is not “my” patriarchy that is being talked about. What I study is not an ...

Nirmala Sitharaman dubs patriarchy a ‘Leftist concept’, asks ‘how did Indira Gandhi…?’ Sitharaman discussed government innovation support and youth internships with CMS Business School ...