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Inheritance is the original cause of misogyny. Engels wrote a book about this. The short story is that patriarchy arose out of a "need" to know who was the "legitimate" heir who could inherit property (since the mother of the child was always known but the father was more ambigous in matriarchal societies and polygamous societies). This is a bit more obvious if you are from a country where traditional marriage norms have a much stronger hold on society (aka India).
Inheritance also plays the role in developed capitalist economies in terms of creating misogyny, but since the west's traditional marriage norms were destroyed much earlier, it can be harder to see.
Actually, I'm not sure I understand misogyny in the western context that well. It can be kind of hard (and depressing) to keep up with the red-pill crap, although from what little I have been forced to endure of Andrew tate due to my dastardly cousin, he seems to be largely playing on young men's economic anxieties about owning status symbols (amongst which women get included because they can produce "heirs").
Making everyone cool about nudity sounds nice. But this kind of presupposes a non-patriarchal society.
ah yeah, attack the root.