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Engels was Right: Early Human Kinship was MatrilinealQuicklink Submitted By Meryl Ann Butler No comments, In Series: HERstory
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This article from 2012, is still timely and compelling. The earliest human institution was not the nuclear family. The latest research now indicates that it was the communistic, female-centred clan. Engels argued this in 1884. After a century of establishment denial, including complicity by 'Marxists', it now turns out that he was right after all.
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