The Invisible LedgerHow forgotten laws still shape a woman's finances.

From the show

Hidden Architecture of Patriarchy

Before 1974, a woman's financial identity was often legally tied to a male relative. This practice rendered their credit history invisible, recorded under husbands or fathers. We explore how this systematic denial of individual credit created a generational gap in financial power, and examine the subtle ways this history continues to impact lending and entrepreneurship for women today.