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This research seeks to find the phenomenon of increasingly widespread female leaders in government, politics and business / private field. We recognize that there are stereotypes that put women as the second-class citizens or in the domestic sector which are affected by patriarchal values that are still developing in Indonesia. This is due to the differences in parenting patterns from earlier age that cause women lack of skills and courage in leadership. There are interesting things in the phenomenon of women's leadership in Karang Baru Village, Talawi Sub-district, Batubara Regency, where the Head of Village and all the village apparatus are dominated by women. The formulation of the problem in this research will reveal the reasons for being a leader and selecting village apparatus under her leadership who are also women. How does the femininity turns out as a leadership power. Another interesting point is that the oil palm plantation area in North Sumatra adds to the sociological complexity of the women's leadership issue, especially in Karang Baru village where most of the villagers work in oil palm plantations. This research uses qualitative method and collects data by doing an in-depth interviews. In-depth interviews were conducted with the female villages head and her female

Gender and Patriarchi Issues in Women's Village Leadership and Women's Village Apparatus Domination in Plantation Community of North Sumatra