Allan G. Johnson analogized this system’s branching components to a tree in a book subtitled for unraveling its legacy. A 1984 Donna Haraway essay claims that the Akeley African Hall in the Museum of Natural History is an exemplar of this system’s “Teddy Bear” form. A social “dividend” named for this system that benefits even “marginal” and “complacent” persons was described by Raewyn Connell in the context of a (*) “hegemonic” identity that reinforces it. In a book on Biblical interpretation, Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza coined a term with the prefix “kyr-” for the intersectional extension of this system. bell hooks prepended “imperialist-white-supremacist-capitalist” to the name of this system, which is maintained by a “politics” that titles the magnum opus of Kate Millet. For 10 points, a feminist slogan advocates “smashing” what system of societal domination by men? ■END■
ANSWER: patriarchy [or word forms such as patriarchal; accept patriarchal dividend; accept the tree of patriarchy; accept variants with additional prefixes, such as cisheteropatriarchy; accept anything about smashing the patriarchy; accept “Teddy Bear Patriarchy”; prompt on sexual discrimination or gender-based discrimination; prompt on descriptive answers about male domination of society; prompt on masculinity with “what system does that reinforce?”] (The first line is referring to The Gender Knot; the R. W. Connell concept is known as “hegemonic masculinity”; the Schüssler term is “kyriarchy”; the Kate Millet book is titled Sexual Politics.)
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