What We May Eat And Do When The Grid Goes Down

Men and women evolved as equal partners with <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_dimorphism" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">sexually dimorphic</a> bodies. Like other primates now, in earlier days, males tended to be bigger. As human apes changed from arboreal to upright positions, our brains became the things where we primarily house sexual drives, language, and collaborative habits. In similar ways to other modern primates, ancient humans had a great deal of gender-based assignments such as child-care, cooking, and clothing procurement due to body types. Males were typically larger, and females smaller, (all were smaller than today, btw) but today these assigned roles are primarily driven by convention and belief. The jobs done by females were never “lesser” roles until patriarchy shaped the idea that “women’s work is lesser work because women are less important.” <a href="https://medium.com/roaring-rivers/what-we-may-eat-and-do-when-the-grid-goes-down-d5751de0636a">Learn More</a>