The economics of gender equality: The Walking Tour

Should any woman have to pay a man to step foot on planet Earth?

Woman as much as man comes right out of the earth, so how can it be just that so many women have to pay a man to occupy the planet? Come along on a walking tour that, while surveying a half dozen social movements, quietly builds to the story of Kate Kennedy, San Francisco's 19th Century grade school educator who resoundingly advocated for the maternalizing of land value.

Q."Momma" (Mother Earth) gonna tend all those children inside her?
A. Kate championed, "Yes she can, and Yes she will!"

The walking tour: San Francisco, Women's History Month, and socio-economic analysis that will turn you right-side-up.
Free, except it will cost you allegiance to your inner Trump presumption that private ownership of land value is OK.