Thread by @ThokaLeni

Extreme brahminical patriarchy is displayed in this old photo, reflecting how Hindus have prevented women from equal rights. The man here is standing while restricting his partner to sitting. Can't a woman stand on her own? Hence proved, we've to dismantle brahminical patriarchy.

While above photo is from Telugu Brahmins. The next is from Kerala.

This time the Brahmin man was happily sitting while forcing women and girls to stand? Can't Brahmins let women sit? How long should this toxic patriarchy allowed?

#smash

I'm not against brahmins. I am Oxfrd liberal Dr. Trust me when I say Brahminical patriarchy is bad.

Look at this brahminical photo from 1930s. Do you see the subconscious message?

The photo says that women need to be protected. They have to sit within boundary of men. Cntd...

What makes above photo even sadder 😭is that they are saying adult women are weaker than "male" children. Women are weak, men are strong. Women need to sit in the middle so that men protect them. Women need to respect boundary of men. #smashbrahminicalpatriarchy #notmyindia

The more I search, the more evidence I find for toxic brahminical patriarchy. Look at this photo:

Brahmin men are using women as protection. If any external attacks happen e.g. a pig, fox or A tushke, first the brahmin women will be eaten while brahmin men safely escape. Curel😤

Cruel*

This photo shows that privileges like "photo" are reserved for men and men only! Women are not eligible to be photographed.

Okay, there are some women in this photo. BUT, can't women also get a separate photo for themselves like how the men did? should women always stand behind the "shadows" of men? #smashbrahminicalpatriarchy

We all know that patriarchal societies treated women separately. This photo is a proof for that. Why are women ordered to take a separate photo? why isn't there a photo without gender segregation? Isn't it proof of marginalisation of women in Brahmin Hindu societies?

We all know that brahminical patriarchy treats women as baby making machines. That is the subconscious hypnotic message of this photo. Note that men are not carrying children, only women do! That's their point.

Another proof of toxic patriarchy. Men take credit while women do the hard work. See, the man is happily flaunting the child as a trophy, as if he carried the baby for 9 months?

Toxic brahminical patriarchy denying women their right to carry their children. #smashpatriarchy 😭

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