Feminism seeks to overthrow the patriarchy by challenging traditional gender roles and advocating for equal rights for all genders. Feminism views the patriarchy as an oppressive system that limits women's freedom, autonomy, and opportunities. Feminists strive to create a society where everyone has equal rights and opportunities regardless of their gender or identity. 

There are many different strands of feminism that have developed over the years, each with its own unique goals and strategies for challenging the patriarchy. For example, liberal feminists strive to achieve equality through reforms within existing systems such as education, employment, healthcare, etc., while radical feminists call for revolutionary change with an aim to completely dismantle oppressive systems such as capitalism or white supremacy. 

Despite these differences in approach there are some common goals shared by all feminists: 

1) Create a world free from oppression based on gender or any other form of identity; 

2) Promote equality in all areas of life including work, education, politics and relationships; 

3) Challenge stereotypes about gender roles; 

4) Reject objectification of women; 

5) Promote body positivity among women; 

6) Fight against violence against women; 

7) Increase representation of women in media and other forms of popular culture; 

8) Promote economic equality between men and women; 

9) Support reproductive rights for all people;  

10) Uphold intersectional feminism which acknowledges the complexities created by overlapping identities such as race, class etc.  

These 10 feminist commandments offer a framework which can be used to guide feminist activism today. They provide an outline for creating a world free from oppression based on gender or any other identity while also challenging oppressive systems like capitalism or racism which contribute to continued inequality between men and women today.