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A new level of awareness has emerged across the world. Previously wars seemed inevitable; there seemed to be a reason, a cause, somehow an explanation. Now, for the first time, we realize that it is all insane, abnormal, inhuman, and inhumane. Women have not used their potential power, first because circumstances would not allow it, then because the cultural and structural systems appropriating and distributing power were in their way. But, most important, because as those responsible for educating both our male and female children, women pass on to them the nuances of the same patriarchal culture that they were taught by their mothers. With the planet in danger of becoming inhospitable because of destructive climate policies or the unbridled production of armaments capable of destroying the earth and its people many times over, women must exert the power of their numbers to encourage major change in the entire unfair, unsafe, unsustainable conditions of life that the people of the earth experience. Women and men together must replace traditional, patriarchal command structures with inclusive, participatory, and egalitarian decision-making and leadership, to create a social order that is responsive to the needs of all people, irrespective of gender or other distinctions.
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