In the May 31st edition of Canada’s Globe and Mail, Margaret Wente wrote an article entitled “Girls Rule!” in which she ponders where this societal evolution is leading.

“Everyone knows that girls are doing well in school these days. What's stunning is how well. The girls have moved so far ahead, the boys can barely see their dust. This is something new in history -- an entire generation of alpha females, many of whom are destined to outearn the men as well as outperform them.”

"Income is closely associated with educational status," says Paul Cappon, director-general of the Council of Ministers of Education Canada. "We've known about this tendency for a long time, but it's much more dramatic now."

“…on our doorstep is a social revolution. The graduating girls of '03 are confident, goal-oriented and self-sufficient. They're used to paying their own way, and don't expect to depend on men for much of anything. Who will they marry? How will they bring up their kids?”

"What does it mean when women are the main breadwinners and the main nurturers?" wonders Dr. Cappon. "We've never had a situation like this before."

Once can sense the concern in Dr. Cappon’s comments as he asks this very profound question. What does it mean? Could it mean that society is headed toward female rule? The data is undeniable if one chooses to examine it. Society is headed toward female dominance. It is not there yet but the train has left the station and it is picking up momentum with each passing year. Women are beginning to dominate almost every profession and this is happening all around the free world.

In July of 2002, the BBC news published an article titled “Women Dominating Medical Schools”.

“Too few men are training to become doctors, the British Medical Association's annual meeting was told on Wednesday. For the first time ever, more women than men graduated from medical schools. Six out of ten present students are women, according to figures, and some are worried that medicine may become overly-dominated by women in the future….Women were proving far more attractive candidates - both physically and because their "A" level grades were better. Stephen Sanders, another committee member, told the conference that at his school in Nottingham there were two women to every man.”

Margaret Wente concurs in her article “Girls Rule”;

“Speaking of doctors, women are now dominant in medical school. Only five years ago, they made up 49 per cent of first-year students. Today they make up 59 per cent. At Hamilton's McMaster University, 69 percent are women, and women make up more than two-thirds of incoming students in Quebec.”

The data is overwhelming. Females are dominating males from grade school through post-secondary education. Kathleen Parker wrote the following for the Jewish World Review, “Battle of the Sexes Is Over and Clearly Girls Have Won.”