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Comment: One could also argue that the fact this article exists after an AfD resulted in a consensus to delete it is evidence of feminist bias among administrators. Things always look different depending on what lens you look at it through. I don't believe there's a bias on Wikipedia one way or the other, but the subject of this article seems to be a fringe theory that lacks the notability to warrant its own article.
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22:17, 23 March 2017 (UTC)reply
Keep. Looking around, I see increasing usage, including the American Spectator, of all places. I had thought it meant to imply the possibility of a patriarchal society that wasn't heteropatriarchal . But apparently it is used in order to emphasise both the patriarchial and the heterodominent aspects of conventional society. (Heterodominent is a real concept also, and I suppose we need an article). DGG (
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16:49, 23 March 2017 (UTC)reply
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