The Great Feminization, Wokeness, And The Rule Of Law

Anyone confronting the maladies coincident with culture’s feminization should follow the money to see who is ultimately pulling the strings.

Richard Kirk | October 28, 2026

“Everything you think about as Wokeness is simply an epiphenomenon of demographic feminization.”  That was the major thesis of an eye-opening seventeen minute talk by Helen Andrews at a National Conservative conference in September last year. 

“The Great Feminization” is one of the seven most impactful revolutions that economist Tyler Cowan listed as occurring within his lifetime, a revolution whose importance becomes more visible every day.  While the pop-culture and media linger on the absurd topic of patriarchy, females have taken or will soon take majority roles in numerous critical professions.

Females already constitute majorities in law and medical schools as well as college faculties.  Accordingly, they now receive the majority of B.A.s and Ph.D.s.  And in the formerly male-dominated field of psychology, 80% of new entrants are female.  Females also constitute the majority of law firm associates, as well as persons in white collar jobs that require a college degree.  Four of the nine Supreme Court justices are now female, as is nearly 30% of Congress.  Females are also prominent in positions such as Police Chief, Police Commissioner, and Fire Chief, roles that would have seemed bizarre for a woman only a few decades ago. 

This demographic revolution brings with it a change that has been, depending on the issue in question, alternately denied and asserted.  Andrews bluntly asserts the obvious.  Females, far from being just the same as men, generally emphasize empathy over rationality, safety over risk, and........

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