There's a wealth of wisdom here. https://groundbreakingbooks.com/wisdom-from-7-african-proverbs/

Particularly if viewed from the effects of feminism on society.

1) When there is no enemy within, the enemy without cannot hurt you. So - stop projecting your own insecurities, ladies

2) Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors. That challenging work you've been asked to do in the workplace? That's not an 'injustice'. Don't demand 'quotas', then say you're being 'bullied' when work is expected.

3) If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together. Pair bonding with a man has its advantages in the long term. Of course, if you prefer cats...

4) The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down, to feel its warmth. Men haven't felt much of a genuine embrace for a time.

5) She who thinks she is leading and has no-one following her is only taking a walk. The millennial women are approaching menopause, child-free. Many of them realise that they've been conned.

6) A family is like a forest. From afar, it looks dense. Up close, each tree stands on its own. So - stop trying to destroy it. https://www.azquotes.com/author/31156-Linda_Gordon

7) Wisdom is not like money, to be tied up and hidden. Yesterday, on Men's Rights, there were a couple of really good posts. One was about the male sex drive, and how it is an instrument of male servitude. The other was about how 'Equality' is bunk, because M/F sex drives can never be equal. The person with the lesser sex drive is always in control, leading to this dynamic. https://mgtowsolution.wordpress.com/briffaults-law/

I sure don't see those posts around anymore....