All politics aside, women rule the world. It is not a rule
of dominance or dominion over men but a leadership of concepts and lifestyle
that starts at the cradle. The formative years of childhood are spent in the
arms of a mother. The mother imparts values to her child, a wisdom that
ingrains itself and forms the man or woman the child becomes.
The word ‘rule’ can ruffle feathers. However, to rule means
to have a directive, to lead, to manage, and reach a decision. I feel compelled
to clarify that when women rule, it is in the social sense, the most powerful
element. Powerful because social norms determine how men and women relate and
respect others. Historically, societies were not ‘civilized’ until the female
voice of reason took the lead.
Women have the ability to change how society views women, men, equality, justice, fairness, respect, education, and much more. When individual women realize their potential to bring about social change, social change will begin. Women can raise their sons to respect women as they respect themselves. Woman can raise their daughters to respect themselves. Women can enable social equality with just a whisper.
When I see the horrific pictures on the internet showing veiled women in chains, or veiled woman being buried, I understand that women do not understand how powerful they are.
I read the values of the International Woman’s Day: Justice, Dignity, Hope, Equality, Collaboration, Tenacity, Appreciation, Respect, Empathy, and Forgiveness. These are the lullabies of women who move society forward.
Women have the ability to change how society views women, men, equality, justice, fairness, respect, education, and much more. When individual women realize their potential to bring about social change, social change will begin. Women can raise their sons to respect women as they respect themselves. Woman can raise their daughters to respect themselves. Women can enable social equality with just a whisper.
When I see the horrific pictures on the internet showing veiled women in chains, or veiled woman being buried, I understand that women do not understand how powerful they are.
I read the values of the International Woman’s Day: Justice, Dignity, Hope, Equality, Collaboration, Tenacity, Appreciation, Respect, Empathy, and Forgiveness. These are the lullabies of women who move society forward.