The Dark Side of Families
The Dark Side of Families
The Dark Side of Families
SIDE OF
FAMILIES
BY MINAAL MUSTAFA, ANOUSHEH EZDI, MEHRUNISA SATTI AND SELINA
BUTT
HISTORY OF
DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE
Throughout the Middle Ages and Early Modern Period,
patriarchal norms and religious doctrines often condoned or
overlooked domestic violence, viewing women and children as
property of male heads of households.
The feminist movement of the late 19th and early 20th
centuries brought increased attention to domestic violence as a
systemic issue rooted in gender inequality, leading to the
establishment of shelters, advocacy organizations, and legal
reforms to address the problem.
In the latter half of the 20th century, awareness of domestic
violence grew significantly, spurred by research, advocacy
efforts, and legislative changes aimed at protecting victims,
holding perpetrators accountable, and challenging societal
attitudes that perpetuate abuse within families.
DIFFERENT - Functionalists view the family as primarily servin
positive functions, such as socialization and