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"Patriarchy is not merely a concept confined to academic discourse—it is a pervasive lens through which the world has long been viewed and structured. It informs our institutions, relationships, opportunities, and even our silences. Yet, it remains frequently misunderstood and dangerously overlooked. Writing this book has been more than a literary endeavour; it has been an intimate, often conflicting journey—a dialogue between inherited beliefs and the urgent call to challenge the status quo. It has compelled us to confront the deeply rooted norms that continue to sustain inequality in both overt and insidious forms.While the modern world often claims to celebrate progress, it has also adeptly evolved its mechanisms of exclusion. Historical injustices—like denying women the right to education—have not disappeared; they have been rebranded. Today, education may be accessible, but the channels to exercise and thrive within it are still riddled with barriers. The struggle has shifted from demanding fundamental rights to fighting for the freedom to dream, lead, and exist without prejudice. The cruelty is now subtle, yet no less damaging—it is in the quiet dismissal of women’s voices, in glass ceilings disguised as opportunities, and in biases masked as tradition.Through this book, we ask a crucial, urgent question: What do women need now? Our intent is not to redirect blame but to spark a collective introspection. This book serves as an invitation to reflect, to question, and to engage meaningfully with the changing face of patriarchy, and to reimagine a world built on respect, equity, and shared humanity."