EPISODE · Jan 10, 2025 · 1H 32M
Episode 13: Pre-Herstory
from Sip and Saga Society · host Karina
This week the girls challenge the long-standing historical narratives, which often portrayed women as passive and secondary to men, existing primarily for male pleasure and procreation. In contrast, we emphasize the vital contributions of women to early human survival and societal development, asserting that women were central to the evolution of humanity.Sources:Who Cooked the Last Supper by Rosalind Miles Scientist Still Stumped By The Evolution of Human Breasts by Bridget Alexhttps://www.discovermagazine.com/planet-earth/scientists-still-stumped-by-the-evolution-of-human-breasts Let us know what you're sippin' :Instagram.com/SipAndSaga_Society/Facebook.com/SipAndSaga/sipandsaga.onlineThank you to those who support the Society including :Trey Boles for our wonderful intro and outro music!
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This week we flip the script on how we’ve been taught to think about women in history. Instead of being passive or just there to serve men, history shows that women were actually key to human survival—gathering food, making tools, raising kids, and shaping society. Women were crucial to our evolution. It’s a fresh take that gives women the credit they’ve always deserved in the story of humanity.
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