"Women Have Been Scammed" - Esther Krakue

Sep 26, 2022

Esther Krakue, a Ghanaian-British writer and broadcaster, dives deep into critical social issues. She examines the complexities of race and identity, reflecting on her journey from Ghana to the UK and the challenges of meritocracy versus diversity hiring. Krakue critiques modern gender roles and advocates for traditional family values, suggesting they could tackle contemporary societal challenges. The conversation also touches on the importance of family stability and individual responsibility in shaping community dynamics.

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ANECDOTE

Manosphere and Relationships

Krakue discusses men's preference for younger women, relating a conversation with a Muslim man seeking a second wife.
She highlights the man's criteria and links it to the manosphere's discussions on intersexual dynamics.

INSIGHT

Misuse of Intellect

Society misuses brilliant minds on trivial debates, like gender pronouns, instead of furthering humanity.
Krakue expresses frustration over this wasted potential.

INSIGHT

Societal Dishonesty

Society avoids honest conversations, and those controlling the narrative punish dissent.
Krakue believes discussions about gender and family dynamics shouldn't be controversial.

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