Originally Posted by
Lima Juliet
I’ll leave you with this thought. The use of ‘horsemanship’ by the British Horse Society (BHS) is commonplace - it is the main Charity for horse ownership and sport in the UK. Now what is intriguing about this is that the Board of Directors of the is around 85% FEMALE. So this female dominant organisation does not worry about the use of ‘horsemanship’ in their sport, which across the UK has ~75% female horse riding followership , and they just get on with it. So why does a sport with a female majority still publish and use the word ‘horsemanship’ if, according to some ‘allies’ and ‘male saviours’, they really are that bothered about it? Oddly enough, even though they have the full majority to change it, they don’t and just carry on. Maybe other organisations should learn from the BHS what females really want…
Nah, they're all wannabe men ...
