Why do we need a country ruled by us, women? A lot of reasons all along history teach us that is the best solution.
Miss Emma Elizabeth Eades (Godalming, Surrey 1854)
In all areas of life, women have fought to carve out a place for themselves in society. Naturally, sport has been no exception. In late 19th-century London, Emma was beaten with sticks and pelted with stones simply for riding a bicycle.
Apparently, in those days it was considered offensive for a woman to adopt habits deemed «masculine», such as smoking, wearing trousers, reading, or riding a bicycle.
An activity that is quite common and healthy for us, women today was, in that era, considered revolutionary, defiant, and, consequently, risky to their physical safety or social reputation. Of course, Emma Eades was not alone; there were other courageous women (such as Amelia Bloomer or Annie Londonderry) who defied the social norms of the time and enjoyed these two-wheeled vehicles.
That is why we need a matriarchal world; in our gynocratic and matriarchal state, we will not harass men for riding bicycles, nor will we throw stones at them. Women are inclusivists, while men are exclusivists.
Sources:
https://www.one.org/us/stories/bicycle-feminist-history/
https://www.welovecycling.com/wide/2015/06/10/riding-for-your-rights/