Q&A Forum - November 2013 (Best of Elise)

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With that as a foundation, it needs to be said that the word superior (better, greater, higher achiever) is an adequate word to use when analyzing statistical data about which gender is performing better in the classroom and in the business world. Einstein is not a good example because such a case is the exception. Most males who drop out of school do not become Albert Einstein or Bill Gates. Whether you agree with it or not, education leads to ‘superior’ employment and business opportunities, and the women who are ‘dominating’ in the classroom today will be ‘dominating’ in the business and political worlds tomorrow. But that is not just my conclusion, many scholars and futurists, both male and female, have come to the same conclusion that the future will be female.

This is the current course of societal evolution. That does not mean that women are of more worth than men, it simply is the result of a realignment of the societal roles of the sexes. Queens (as in past leaders of countries) were the result of birth and/or marriage. Today, women are rising to power through achievement, hard work, and proving themselves despite the many obstacles placed in their way by a patriarchal and prejudice male power structure. The rise of women to power does not mean . There is no reason why males cannot thrive within a female dominated society.