During the almost 10 years of his leadership, the Church - and the wider Anglican Communion - has been riven by disputes over sexuality and gender, exposing deep fault lines and threatening its future integrity.
Two fault lines, gender and class, were exposed in the discussion over Nannygate: in the former, a double standard was seen wherein female appointees faced a greater risk of being questioned and disqualified based upon their childcare arrangements, while in the latter, affluent professional women who could afford live-in childcare arrangements were seen as trying to get away with an illegal act.
The criticism includes that internal conflicts are focused in a way that suggests that the lack of gender equality is the fault of women, rather than the source being an imbalance of power between the genders.
But I think there's a tradition in Liberia in particular, in which men by and large have ruled the destinies of Liberians and destroyed their country for so many years that, at this point, the fault lines, the gender lines, cease to matter.
As in many other low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), poverty in South Africa follows the fault-lines of gender inequality.
Buried in the interviews I did with young people is a more interesting answer to that question than the notion that it's all the fault of online porn: gender.
(Granted, only Ms. Ledbetter, among the speakers, focused on gender-pocketbook issues fully, so the fault may be as much a missed opportunity by the Democratic strategists as a hole in coverage by the press).
Her only fault, it would seem, is gender.
Gangland culture's gender politics are really what's at fault.
He points to the division among white voters along fault lines of education and gender, which is growing wider.
