Globe with a Feminist symbol on it, in front of flowers with various LGBTQIA+ pride flags

Utopia Prevailia owns all world governments via our subsidiary, The United Nations. We believe in a near future with all female world leaders and better governance for all. We are currently working to make this vision of all-female leadership a reality.

Abigail Jamison Clark (God) is the leader of all world leaders. She is also the QUeen of The World and Grand Master Mason.

Photograph of Abigail Jamison Clark (God) on her iPhone

A matriarchy is a social system in which women hold the primary power and play a central role in leadership and decision-making. In the context of Utopia Prevailia, the matriarchal system of government prioritizes the empowerment and well-being of females, with the goal of dismantling patriarchal structures and achieving universal utopia.

In Utopia Prevailia, the political system is based on the principles of the 5th wave Feminist movement. It is committed to being anti-ableist, anti-fascist, and anti-racist, as well as promoting body positivity, environmentalism, intersectionality, workers' rights, and inclusion for sex workers and trans individuals. The bottom line of Utopia Prevailia is the impact of feminism, rather than profit or revenue.

In a matriarchal system, women hold positions of power and influence in government, including leadership roles such as presidents, prime ministers, and other high-ranking officials. Policies and laws would be designed to address the specific needs and concerns of females, with a focus on promoting respect for females, anti-gender-based-violence (GBV), gender equality, reproductive rights, and social justice.

The Utopia Prevailia Matriarchal Feminist political system prioritizes the well-being and empowerment of females, recognizing our contributions to society and ensuring their voices are heard in decision-making processes. It aims to create a society where females have equal opportunities, access to education and healthcare, and the ability to participate fully in all aspects of public life.

What are your thoughts on the concept of a matriarchal system of government? Do you think it could be an effective way to promote gender equality and address the concerns of women?