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>>Interesting topic! I think women becoming school >>Principals is definitely one aspect of the shift in >>authority. The second is going from the aspect of >>women acting as nurses only and becoming doctors. I >>have a female urologist and while she is entirely >>professional and I am grateful for her small fingers, >>I sense she feels some level of domination, especially >>when giving a DRE. > > > > > >Very well written Mitch. Teachers become principles. >Thinking about how mothers had power in the home but >outside it took them so long to change things with >their movements. When teaching positions perhaps were >only available to women they took that role from >familial to community. At the same time women came >into authority in places that altered the attitudes of >corrections. See it today in the streets. What they >have created. > >One might now look back and thank those women who >tanned us I feel they knew what was coming and we >trying to save us. And it did for many of us. What >force sprouted the anti- movement?

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