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Young women today dominate boys in education and surpass them in income. It should come as no surprise then that single women own far more homes than their male counterparts. Home equity is a key to wealth building. This greater home equity, combined with superior education and higher incomes, means it is women who will control the financial reigns of households and families. It should come as no surprise that Millennial and Gen Z males are much more likely to want to marry a woman for her money, and view women as more competent and intelligent.
Women dominate the boys in almost every academic subject. Even in math, the boys barely hold on to a slim advantage. Astoundingly, female academic superiority continues to accelerate and expand. This is happening while women already dominate medical and law schools, two of the most prestigious and highly compensated professions.
The tsunami of female power shattered patriarchal constraints, blew right past equality, and rocketed into a new realm of superiority and dominance.
If you want to see the future, go to a college campus. Women have been earning more associates, bachelors, and masters degrees every year for decades, and around 2008 began earning more doctorates, sealing women’s dominance over higher education. No longer a trend, it’s now reality that women are better educated than men. Soon women will earn over 60% of all college degrees each year, and that percentage will continue to rise. The future is most definitely female.