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Breaking the Spell

Heal the Sisterhood, Harness Our Power, and Dismantle the Patriarchy

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Breaking the Spell

By: Elizabeth Pearson
Narrated by: Elizabeth Pearson
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Misogyny is on the rise. Terms like “tradwives,” “incels,” “toxic masculinity,” and “MAHA” are now part of our everyday vernacular—and that’s worrisome. Our rights are being stripped at a breakneck pace, and we’re left wondering what we can do to stop it. The “it” is the patriarchy. Resisting and taking action to dismantle the patriarchy doesn’t mean we can’t love and appreciate the men in our lives. Quite the opposite. It means we will no longer willingly be separated from our power source: the sisterhood.

In Breaking the Spell, Elizabeth Pearson explains how women have been separated from one another in order to make us feel isolated and weak. Then, she guides you through clear action steps to center your strength and well-being, turn men into allies, and raise strong girls and boys who feel loved and supported no matter their gender roles. Each step brings us closer to a utopian feminist vision of the future we can create together.

This book isn’t light listening, but you picked it up because you know that these times call for action, and you’re finally mad enough to do something.

SO LET’S GET STARTED.

©2026 Elizabeth Pearson (P)2026 Elizabeth Pearson
Gender Studies Personal Development Self-Esteem Social Sciences
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