08/04/2026
It is 2026.
The old days are gone.
Women are not beneath men. Women are not here simply to support everybody else while receiving little recognition themselves. Women are equals, and they deserve the same respect, opportunities, freedom, and recognition that any man deserves. In many ways, women deserve even more recognition because of how strong they must be to hold families together, carry responsibilities others never see, and keep moving forward no matter how exhausted they become.
That is why this is called the Worldwide Women’s Recognition Coalition.
As a man, I believe men need to stand up and recognize the everyday woman who works her butt off and rarely gets thanked for it.
The woman raising children, cleaning the house, buying the groceries, cooking the meals, paying the bills, working a job, pushing a stroller with one hand and pulling a shopping basket with the other.
She may never receive a trophy.
She may never stand on a stage.
Her name may never appear in the news.
But what she does matters.
This coalition is not about men leading women. Women need to lead women, and I would never pretend otherwise. Yes, I founded this coalition, but my role is behind the scenes—handling the operations, the work, and the support needed to help this movement grow.
Men do have a responsibility here, though.
We need to stand beside women. We need to speak up. We need to recognize their sacrifices, their strength, their work, and their value.
Women deserve more than a few hours of praise once a year on Mother’s Day.
They deserve recognition today.
They deserve recognition tomorrow.
And they deserve recognition every single day.
That is what we are about at the Worldwide Women’s Recognition Coalition.
Recognizing the women the world has overlooked for far too long.