In the last week of Women’s March, I am revisiting an old question. A friend recently pointed out to me that “the women leaders are all going away.” Angela Merkel is no longer leading Germany, Scotland’s Premier Nicola Sturgeon is also not going to be around longer and, most interestingly, Jacinda Ardern is stepping down from her role as Prime Minister of New Zealand at the beginning of the year.
Then of course, there is a man queen now in England since Elizabeth, Second of Her Name, joined the ancestors last year. This brought up a familiar question: Would the world be different if women were in charge?
