Who’s more responsible to lead in issues concerning rape prevention female or male leaders? by blogger Veronica

  Since the induction of an African- American male president, there were hopes that maybe women’s issues can be brought about full circle. Unfortunately, there are old instincts coming back, whereas women are left behind and war is the new importance of the day. However, with a resounding yes, many women groups on college campuses are looking forward to the next election, when Hilary Clinton will be the next candidate to try to lead. 

             

     Inspiring young women everywhere to lead as well, such as joining organizations based on rape prevention such as Leila Grace foundation. It is these groundbreaking social media outlets that is bringing a voice to all young women victim or victimless. There are no doubts that many young women are searching for their own organization to lead and making male associated groups only based upon sports and other manly skills to establish a new issue taker, by concerning themselves with the issues at heart, like rape prevention.

             

  It brings about the topic of whether men are more informed or women are more informed on rape and assault or there is a blank slate in one, both or neither responsible genders. It takes a lot of advocating and screaming to making the incredible rape prevention advocates speak louder and try to lead. Nowadays, it is progressing to a smooth transition but this method may be in vain. With all politics leading towards male or alpha-males, it is becoming less approachable for women to have their male leaders sit and listen with them.

         

  Not to take sides, but women have more experience over  women issues and women’s rights and there are  other recollection of the past, such as the age of Gloria Steinem or the woman’s suffrage movement of the early 1900’s, that gives  us a peak of what women were capable of. Replenishing women’s hopes and dreams and dedicating those who were passionate to the cause. 

         

   The male politicians of today are aware of those who are weak and powerless on issues like rape, but many put on a blindfold when it comes to the existence of rape on campus. The assaults not only pertain to female students but males as well. It is a fight that many male leaders need to educate themselves on to go forward with legislation that will not only protect college students everywhere but to honestly enter the approximate changes of males to women leaders.  If Hilary Clinton was elected president, she will not only show good work and experience, but eye out the issues pertaining to women and rape prevention and hear the clear voices of those in need and those that know what they need and their purpose in life in making it easier for all college leaders to lead and to listen to those struggling. In the end, Pulling up the topic and answering the questions. Curiously, there will always be comparisons between male and female leaders in politics and school politics.