The Spirit of the Prophets Is Silent

The word "silence" means to say nothing. He tells the people who are speaking in tongues to keep silent if there is no interpreter. When a second prophet begins to speak, the first has to be quiet. And so we have to ask, you know, important questions. Is this an unlimited prohibition against the female voice when we are gathered together as a community? Or is there a context in which this exists,. whether it's scriptural, cultural, or otherwise?