PlatformWomen.org
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About PlatformWomen.org
Former domain of a website that helped to groom women entrepreneurs in the fields of work, politics, etc.
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A Marriage of Love and Politics
EMILY'S VOICE
A Marriage of Love and Politics
Categories: AutonomyLove
06/14/2018
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For the past couple of weeks, it seems as though everyone’s caught wedding fever. My social media feeds have been inundated with countless posts from high school and college friends getting married, getting engaged, or getting impatient. Pictures of glowing couples. Elegant ceremonies. Glamorous receptions. With the warm weather comes wedding season. But with wedding season also comes a bouquet of questions surrounding the politics of marriage and its social implications.
It’s no secret that, although traditionally framed as a sacred institution, marriage has historically been used for far less idealistic purposes. From the earliest days of history, marriage was rarely a romantic union, but one that was strictly political. Sometimes, couples wed to strengthen alliances between their families or territories. Other times, it was to gain social status. Even more often, it was to obtain financial security. Marriage was not an exchanging of vows, but an exchanging of power, with women nothing more than pieces of property to be exchanged as bargaining chips.EMILY'S VOICE
A Marriage of Love and Politics
Categories: AutonomyLove
06/14/2018
Tags:
For the past couple of weeks, it seems as though everyone’s caught wedding fever. My social media feeds have been inundated with countless posts from high school and college friends getting married, getting engaged, or getting impatient. Pictures of glowing couples. Elegant ceremonies. Glamorous receptions. With the warm weather comes wedding season. But with wedding season also comes a bouquet of questions surrounding the politics of marriage and its social implications.
It’s no secret that, although traditionally framed as a sacred institution, marriage has historically been used for far less idealistic purposes. From the earliest days of history, marriage was rarely a romantic union, but one that was strictly political. Sometimes, couples wed to strengthen alliances between their families or territories. Other times, it was to gain social status. Even more often, it was to obtain financial security. Marriage was not an exchanging of vows, but an exchanging of power, with women nothing more than pieces of property to be exchanged as bargaining chips.
“Marriage was not an exchanging of vows, but an exchanging of power, with women nothing more than pieces of property to be exchanged as bargaining chips.”
In fact, veiled remnants of this archaic gender dynamic are still reflected in the seemingly innocuous practice of a male relative walking the bride down the aisle to the groom during the wedding ceremony. Although at face-value, this interaction may seem nothing more than a symbolic transition between the bride’s life with her family and her life creating her own family, it originated as the exchange of the bride between two men—a male member of her family and future husband—as though she were cattle.
And while there’s often the stereotype of the bride who’s dreamed of her wedding since childhood, for our predecessors, marriage was quite literally the event that defined a woman’s being. For much of our history, strictly defined gender roles relegated men to the public sphere in the workforce and women to the private sphere in the home and created a simplistic cultural dichotomy where women who stayed inside of the home were good and women who worked outside of the home were bad. Economic opportunities for single women were few and far between, and rarely paid livable wages. As a result, many women married not only for social purposes; they married for survival.